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European honey bee gathering pollen on a daisy, Apis mellifera

European honey bee gathering pollen on a daisy, Apis mellifera

Macro shot of a bee on a flower with faded background. Nikon D300, Nikon 60mm macro lens. Macro shot of a bee on a flower with faded background. Nikon D300, Nikon 60mm macro lens.

Apis mellifera, buckfast, honey bee

Apis mellifera, buckfast, honey bee

Bee, Apis mellifera

Bee, Apis mellifera

European honey bee landed on a flowering plant, foraging, Apis mellifera

European honey bee landed on a flowering plant, foraging, Apis mellifera

Colorful Nature

A honey bee lands on a brightly colored flower. A honey bee lands on a brightly colored flower.

Thornbush Blossoms - African Spring Sensasional

White and yellow orange blossoms from the thornbush (Acacia Mellifera). Photo taken in Namibia, Africa. White and yellow orange blossoms from the thornbush (Acacia Mellifera). Photo taken in Namibia, Africa.

Apis mellifera

The big bumblebee collects pollen on a flower. The big bumblebee collects pollen on a flower

Bee pollinating a flower - Apis mellifera

Bee pollinating a flower - Apis mellifera

Hotel à abeilles solitaires - Bees motel

Il existerait 865 espèces d'abeilles en France. Il y a des abeilles qui ont une vie sociale avec reine et ouvrières. Mais la plupart des abeilles sont solitaires (telle l'Osmie, la Xylocope violacée etc . . . ) Chaque femelle construit son propre nid avec une dizaine de cellules d'élevage : elle garnit chaque cellule de nourriture pour les jeunes, y pond un oeuf puis meurt avant l'apparition de la génération suivante. Ces abeilles solitaires peuvent être nombreuses à gîter dans un même lieu (comme ici dans cet espace construit pour elles) sans avoir de communication entre elles. Toutes les abeilles jouent un rôle important dans la pollinisation des plantes sauvages et cultivées, c'est pourquoi il est important de leurs laisser des espaces de reproduction. Il existerait 865 espèces d'abeilles en France. Il y a des abeilles qui ont une vie sociale avec reine et ouvrières. Mais la plupart des abeilles sont solitaires (telle l'Osmie, la Xylocope violacée etc . . . ) Chaque femelle construit son propre nid avec une dizaine de cellules d'élevage : elle garnit chaque cellule de nourriture pour les jeunes, y pond un oeuf puis meurt avant l'apparition de la génération suivante. Ces abeilles solitaires peuvent être nombreuses à gîter dans un même lieu (comme ici dans cet espace construit pour elles) sans avoir de communication entre elles. Toutes les abeilles jouent un rôle important dans la pollinisation des plantes sauvages et cultivées, c'est pourquoi il est important de leurs laisser des espaces de reproduction.

Blossoms and thorns - African Spring Sensasional

White and yellow orange blossoms from the thornbush (Acacia Mellifera). Photo taken in Namibia, Africa. White and yellow orange blossoms from the thornbush (Acacia Mellifera). Photo taken in Namibia, Africa.

Bee taking off from a flower

Bee on a flower with green background. Bee on a flower with green background.

Bee on a crocus

Spring is arriving, a bee is working hard to make honey, macro shot of bee pollinating a Pourple and white Flower. Spring is arriving, a bee is working hard to make honey, macro shot of bee pollinating a Pourple and white Flower

Bee, Apis mellifera

Bee, Apis mellifera

European honey bee, Apis mellifera, isolated

European honey bee, Apis mellifera, isolated

Bee queen mother and drone and bee worker - three types of bee

Bee queen mother and drone and bee worker - three types of bee

Bumblebee. Flower.

A bumblebee sitting on a blossoming flower on a summer meadow. A bumblebee sitting on a blossoming flower on a summer meadow.

Scientific illustration of honey bee apis mellifera

Scientific illustration of honey bee apis mellifera

Bee or honeybee or honey bee isolated on the white

Detail of bee or honeybee in Latin Apis Mellifera, european or western honey bee isolated on the white background. Detail of bee or honeybee in Latin Apis Mellifera, european or western honey bee isolated on the white background

Honey bee gathering pollen on a plumbago flower

Honey bee gathering pollen on a plumbago flower

Rare picture of a Blue Banded Bees (Amegilla) approaching a flower of Salvia chamaedryoides (indigo Blue). The speed and unpredictable movement on the bees make it really hard to catch them in mid flight. These bees (mostly 8-13 mm long), with glittering stripes of blue or whitish hair across their black abdomens.The females build nests in shallow burrows in the ground but they may also nest in mudbrick houses or in soft mortar.

Honeybee on a thistle

Honeybee on a purple thistle. Honeybee on a purple thistle

Honey Bee, Apis mellifera

Honey Bee, Apis mellifera

Flowers, Wild, Blackthorn -African Spring Blossoms

Spring blossoms, and thorns, of the Blackthorn tree. Photo taken on a game farm in Namibia, Africa. Spring blossoms, and thorns, of the Blackthorn tree. Photo taken on a game farm in Namibia, Africa.

Portrait of a honey bee

Honey bees (or honeybees) are a subset of bees in the genus Apis, primarily distinguished by the production and storage of honey and the construction of perennial, colonial nests out of wax. Honey bees are the only extant members of the tribe Apini, all in the genus Apis. Currently, there are only seven recognised species of honey bee with a total of 44 subspecies, though historically, anywhere from six to eleven species have been recognised. Honey bees represent only a small fraction of the approximately 20,000 known species of bees. Some other types of related bees produce and store honey, but only members of the genus Apis are true honey bees. Honey bees (or honeybees) are a subset of bees in the genus Apis, primarily distinguished by the production and storage of honey and the construction of perennial, colonial nests out of wax. Honey bees are the only extant members of the tribe Apini, all in the genus Apis. Currently, there are only seven recognised species of honey bee with a total of 44 subspecies, though historically, anywhere from six to eleven species have been recognised. Honey bees represent only a small fraction of the approximately 20,000 known species of bees. Some other types of related bees produce and store honey, but only members of the genus Apis are true honey bees.

Bee on a flower

Country sketches - a bee collecting pollen. Country sketches - a bee collecting pollen

Western honey bee or European honey bee, Apis mellifera

Western honey bee or European honey bee, Apis mellifera

Sea-buckthorn fruits and honey

Sea buckthorn fruits on branch and sweet honey. Sea buckthorn fruits on branch and sweet honey

Macro image of a bee on a leaf drinking a honey drop from a hive

Macro image of a bee on a leaf drinking a honey drop from a hive

Macro shot of a bee on a flower with faded background. Nikon D300, Nikon 60mm macro lens. Macro shot of a bee on a flower with faded background. Nikon D300, Nikon 60mm macro lens.

View from up high of a European honey bee, Apis mellifera

View from up high of a European honey bee, Apis mellifera

Honeybee In Flight

Honeybee In Flight Lands on Flower

Black sage Salvia mellifera wildflowers

Black sage Salvia mellifera wildflowers

Bee collects pollen on Hazel

Bee collects pollen on Hazel plant it is spingtime

Bee - Apis mellifera

Bee - Apis mellifera - little busy bee

European honey bee Apis mellifera

Macro photo of the European honey bee in its natural habitat in Denmark. Macro photo of the European honey bee in its natural habitat in Denmark

Apis mellifera Honey Bee meets Sunflower

Sunflower being pollinated by Apis mellifera honey bee. Sunflower being pollinated by Apis mellifera honey bee

Honey Bee (Apis mellifera)

Pollen covered honey bee on a wild flower. Pollen covered honey bee on a wild flower

Blue banded Bee

Picture of a Blue Banded Bee (Amegilla) approaching a flower of Salvia chamaedryoides (indigo Blue). The speed and unpredictable movement on the bees make it really hard to catch them in mid flight. These bees (mostly 8-13 mm long), with glittering stripes of blue or whitish hair across their black abdomens.The females build nests in shallow burrows in the ground but they may also nest in mudbrick houses or in soft mortar.

Bee pollinating a flower - Apis mellifera

Bee pollinating a flower - Apis mellifera

Bee or honeybee in Latin Apis Mellifera on flower

Detail of bee or honeybee in Latin Apis Mellifera, european or western honey bee sitting on the violet or blue flower. Detail of bee or honeybee in Latin Apis Mellifera, european or western honey bee sitting on the violet or blue flower

Honey bee in flight with pollen on legs. Honey bee in flight with pollen on legs

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