It is Sussex County alright.... Sussex County, New Jersey, USA. This photo courtesy of "naturally sussex.com"
Check out http://naturallysussex.com/ for more pictures from the lovely Sussex County, USA.
It looks just like Sussex, UK doesn't it?
Hairy-footed Flower bee, female, 8 April 2024, my West Sussex garden
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Thursday 15 September 2011
Sussex County... so good they named it twice!
It is Sussex County alright.... Sussex County, New Jersey, USA. This photo courtesy of "naturally sussex.com"
Check out http://naturallysussex.com/ for more pictures from the lovely Sussex County, USA.
It looks just like Sussex, UK doesn't it?
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