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Shawn
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Here are a few pictures of my Bradford Pear tree that just opened its blooms. Sorry some are blurry, not a very good lens for close ups.
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OK now I see the beauty. Thank you very much for sharing. I just love the fruit tree blossoms.
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I like the pics! I have yet to see a honey bee on Bradfords here. I guess there are other more desireable blooms for them at the same time.
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Shawn, nice pictures of pears, beauty. Have the most beautifully wonderful day, Cindi
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