Here's one that has quite a few pictures. If you google bee id or bee photos you may find more www.pollinator.com/identify/whatsbuzzin.htm

Linda, Thanks for the great link! The arrangements are awesome. Bobbie

Hi, Stush! Glad to have another hosta fancier arrive on the scene. This month I am driving south with my new collection ....and my new passion for.....HOSTA. We'll see if I can bring beauty to a zone 8b hosta bed as some others on here have. I have a Blue Angel, one of the first I planted. I cannot wait to get back to Alabama and see if it is gigantic yet. Killing frost is yet to arrive there. I notice that you refer to your Blue Angel as "she" and "her." In my case, I'm convinced I have a boy Blue Angel, since the Navy's Blue Angels flying group is located about 60 miles or so away in Pensacola FL. I of course had no idea it would be a giant hosta when I planted it so close to my alocasias. But if segae grows fast, I think I need one of those too. Your plants look very lush and full, glad you got the shots of them before the deer found such a great green salad.

are you looking for an editing program or an online storage site for your photos? hard to understand just what you want. You will probably have to sort through your photos and pick and keep and organize them into folders. you might want to check out gizmo's very recent article of his top picks. Best Free Digital Image Editor Best Free Digital Photo Organizer he gives advice on Picasa 3 here. Picasa 3: By going to Tools > Folder Manager you can select the specific directories you want to scan. AmoK Exif Sorter may help you sort and organize the pictures