Here is my entry for Becky’s for April BrightSquare challenge.
I’ve put together a list of challenges and their hosts. So if you know a challenge host, please direct them to my blog. Feel free to contact me anytime. I hope everyone will be able to use my lists.
Qi (energy) hugs
Cee
Cee's Photo Challenges 
Well captured – that bee! Lovely shot.
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It’s rare I am gursy enough to capture a bee 😀 😀
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Since finding your blog, Cee, I’ve learned to Love Dahlias so much – thank you!
It’s not just your beautiful photography, i’m sure; they are the most amazing flowers, too!
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They are amazing flowers and come in so many different varieties. They are also very photogenic as far as I am concerned. I’m blessed, the town I live has the largest dahlia farm in North America. 😀 😀
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Blessed indeed! I have to say, I do now appreciate how varied and beautiful they are – but I know it’s not just the flowers themselves – you could photograph anything and it would look amazing! 🙂
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That’s not a bad thing to be stuck on. This is a beautiful shot 🤗💕
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I’m thinking of doing all dahlias now for the month. 😀
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WOW!!! This is outstanding, Cee. I believe your best ever.
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LOL You say that alot. I love it. Thanks Judy 😀
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You’ve made this bee look like a mountaineer.
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He was working hard. 😀
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oh wow Cee what a shot – more than happy for you to be stuck on dahlias
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I might use dahlias as a sub-theme to your bright theme. 😀
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ooh now that would be good 🙂
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Lovely photo.
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Beautiful flower and excellent photo, Cee. I’m anxious for flower season!
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I predict it is going to be a wonderful flower season. 😀
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Great title and a fuzzy pollen bee Cee 🙂 🙂
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See I do bees every now and again 😀
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With great result too 🙂
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Love it! 😍
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Thanks Dora 😀
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Nice place to be stuck. 🙂
janet
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Thanks Janet 😀
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Now I have another place to visit when I come to Portland. That’s a great bee, too! 🙂
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September is the time to see the dahlias. They are spectacular. Individual plants can grow taller than an average person. And just think they are in my town 😀
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Great shot, Cee! I’m just starting to chase the bees again! Spring has sprung!
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Good for you on the East Coast 😀 😀
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You are stuck on Dahlias and I am stuck on all the lovely flowers in my dining room. It being Garry’s birthday today, his brothers sent flowers. A rather big hydrangea plant that we hopefully can plant outdoors next weekend. If the frosts at night finally ends, there will be planting!
I may try growing a couple of dahlias in my window box on the deck. They are annuals anyway and they are so beautiful. Too delicious to miss!
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Happy Birthday to Garry.
So the dahlias you would get are grown by seed. The dahlias I take for the most part are grown from tubers. You would be way too cold for them. 😀
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Ditto what Emma said, Cee – through your dahlia photos, I’ve developed a passion for them myself! And this dahlia definitely fits the “bright” theme!
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Ahh I’m so glad you are learning to love dahlias. 😀 😀
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Beautifully captured Cee!
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Thanks Aletta 😀
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