Spanish Dancer Hibiscus with guest. (Click to enlarge.)
In response to Cee’s Flower of the Day Challenge.
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I love the way you captured the light coming through the petals. Just a gorgeous photo. Clicked on it, and saw the little fly or bee!!!
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It was an ant..
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I’m a little surprised this is the first time you’ve shown visitors on your hibiscus — here, they are known for attracting ants! A beautiful shot!
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I think I have one other photo of an ant on a hibiscus that I’ve published, Janet, but I’m not willing to go looking for it, so I’m sure you are not! I remember you saying before that you were surprised I didn’t have more as you had always seen them teeming with ants. Perhaps here the ants have more to deflect their interestQQQ
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The ants here enjoy hibiscus and roses (where they draw aphids). Our ants are a little different than yours, too — perhaps they have different food preferences.
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A benefit indeed. Show how crystal clear your photo is. 😀
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