Summer is getting closer, so it's time to take the macro lens from the gear vault and go out!

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Those two bees didn't pay any attention to me. I could have gotten even closer but the DoF becomes so shallow that it's extremely difficult to focus on a moving subject. Tricky stuff!

Thanks, I think I'll go back and take a few more close-up shots of them. They do look nice against the dark green background.