Jeffrey's flower close-ups are stellar because he clearly enjoys catching bugs in their vital role as pollen vector.  And he does it with such beauty in these carefully framed shots.  A vector is any living thing that helps transfer pollen from flower to flower.  Sometimes Jeffrey's are bees, often odd sorts that escape our attention, and other times they are moths. 

With digital cameras it's much easier to shoot beautiful close-ups, but it takes a great deal of patience to find flowers making love to their pollen vectors. 

Check all the images because there's a real unusual example of a house fly on the stamens of coreopsis.

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