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Poetry of Nature | Late Spring | NanLeah

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A honey bee balances on a light green iris blade beneath a clump of blue and white petaled grape hyacinth blossoms. The bee feeds from one of the blue and white grape hyacinth blossoms. Her pollen basket on her hind leg is a full greenish round ball. Her wings are clear with delicate brown veins. Her eyes encircle her heart shaped head, her antennae point toward the flower from which she feeds. — Honey bee in grape hyacinth

Dear PON Friends,

As late spring envelops us, I hope you are well, safe and strong. May this be so for all those you care for. Know that I am extending my love and care to you, as we make our PON journey together.

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