The pollinator box — part of the Transition Habitats exhibit at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.

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John Dullhehan created a habitat for the Pollinator Lounge at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Photo by Elizabeth Peters.

Beetle pollination

Monarch butterfly on poppies

Honeybee and ant enjoying the same dandelion

This lovely bee & echinacea blossom were seen on Forest Falls Drive in Yarmouth, Maine, USA on August 4, 2008.

Pollinators visit flowers along Belle’s Brook. Video by Michael Stewart.

These pollinator images were taken at the Penn State Master Gardener Pollinator Garden at Ag Progress Days, Rock Springs, PA.

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Opshora Kabir created a habitat for the Pollinator Lounge at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Photo by Elizabeth Peters.

Wild bee pollinating Water avens flower

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Pollinator Planets. Two hanging baskets tied together. Filled with Bits of Ben's fur, twigs, hose pipe, ivy, old bark, fluff from the tumble drier, small branches and moss. I am really pleased with it.

A pollinator doing its job.

Bee on thistle, Scotland...

November 19, 2015

Photos by: Melissa Cruz

A pollination attempt of a butterfly at The Butterfly Sanctuary in Bohol.

Trivia: Butterflies only live for 28 days.

Rivaldo Griffiths created a habitat for the Pollinator Lounge at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Photo by Elizabeth Peters.

I'm learning to use LightRoom 4, and this is one of my first photos. So much nicer to use than my 12-year-old version of Photoshop! This butterfly looked like a pretty old guy when I was shooting this picture. His wings were faded and torn. LightRoom helped me to bring out his colors a bit. This photo was taken in the Jefferson National Forest, along the Virginia Creeper Trail. Shot in HDR vivid, hand-held.

Pollination

The Galapagos Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa darwini) is the only bee occurring in the Galapagos archipelago and is an important pollinator. It selectively visits yellow to cream-colored flowers and has therefore strongly selected for plants with these flower colors within the Galapagos flora.

Artists construct Pollinator Lounge, an interactive sculpture for the Natural Attractions exhibit. Photo by Elizabeth Peters.

Surveying oilseed rape crop for Open Farm Sunday.

Photo by Paul Witney.

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A bee and Anna's hummingbird work on a gladiolus hybrid that I created

Pollinator on grass instead of flower