My favourite rosebush

Been out this morning to a photographic group that I belong to. All the members did a basic digital photography course together a couple of years ago and decided that we wanted to stay together as agroup to continue our interest in photography. The course was run by the committee of the Methodist Church in a nearby village, for the local people. All the 'tutors' are volunteers who have some knowledge of a subject and are willing to give up their time to help others learn their particular field. The subjects are quite diverse and include art, singing, basic french,table tennis and many more. It is quite informal in that there are no exams or qualifications but a great place to meet like minded, friendly people. We meet once a fortnight during term-time and have the odd outing, it is very enjoyable. However, today people were very spirited and there was a lot of banter, some of which came my way because I take so many photos, there were several comments like "not another blooming butterfly" and "where is the bee in that picture". I had no defence, I take a lot of pictures of insects, so my blip today is insect free (I think!), it a rose from my favourite rosebush just coming into a second flowering this year.