There was a frost last night. My CIDRA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cucurbita_ficifolia) is frozen. Not sure if the bee was sleeping in the flower and it is frozen too.
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Abejaruco. Nice picture, too bad the bee froze too eh? I remember some time ago I was reading an article in a magazine and this author was asking people to report on a species of bee. The male of this species was known to sleep inside the squash blossoms and the female lived underground. It was interesting and I always saw little bees inside the squash blossoms. Have a great and wonderful day. Cindi