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A scavenger hunt at Watershed Festival asked families to seek answers to questions at each of the booths.

 

Photo Credit: Meghan Kearney/USFWS

Saw this bee pollinating flowers in the country the other day and tried to get a few shots of him.

©2009 Jon Garvin

 

Counting the seeds inside of an apple, and then getting to eat it! Ten seeds means a fully pollinated apple!

 

Photo Credit: Meghan Kearney/USFWS

On Medow bistort, Polygonum / Persicaria bistorta or Bistorta officinalis (Polygonaceae)

Rodna Mts., Maramures, RomaniaRodna Mts., Maramures, Romania

A western honeybee (apis Mellifera) pollinating the flower of a red rasberry (Rubus idaeus) commercial berry crop. Note the long proboscis.

if you think about the transfer of pollen by a bee to a flower, in a way it sounds like perverted sex

It was a really hot and sunny day today, but suddenly started raining. So I took the D300 out and tried to shoot some waterdrops and flowers without a flash to see if the sunny day would provide enough light. These pictures are the result of that test.

Taken on Mt. Desert Island at Thuya Gardens in Northeast Harbor, Maine.

A bee pollinates a weird flower.

 

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The backdoor Passion Flower has been flowering since Spring. It continues even now, even in torrential rain, and the bees love it. Like something out of Avatar, but right here, right now.

Location: Indiana

Photo Credit: SW Indiana NRCS

Third Graders from Southern Boone Elementary in Ashland helped take part in a native pollinator planting project at Bradford Research Center on Nov. 9, 2014. The project is part of a series of five plantings across the state partly sponsored by Missouri Department of Conservation, Quail Forever and Sport Dog Foundation. Seeds were provided by Pure Air Natives and Hamilton Native Outpost.

 

Photo by Kyle Spradley | © 2014 - Curators of the University of Missouri

Glad to see there are still some busy bees doing their work in Brooklyn

Photo of a dragon fly by a lake near Baker, MT. July 2012.

Taken at Frederick Meijer Garderns

Oberlin's pollinator garden lives in an open atrium in the Science Center. The garden is visited by bees, birds, and several species of insects.

 

Photo by Yvonne Gay

Morning in the garden! See on black.

I planted a few sunflowers rather late in August, and today I had a very cooperative bee who was not bothered at all by me taking a lot of pictures.

 

www.sonomanews.com/News-2012/Great-Sunflower-Project-blooms/

 

www.ars.usda.gov/is/ar/archive/sep99/sunf0999.htm

Global Pollination Project/South Africa ©FAO/Nadine Azzu

I have not been able to find anything out about the Pollinate posters (on the right). The posters on the right asks what the "Girl from Ipanema" drinks and advertises something used to make a Caipirinha, the Brazilian national drink.

Every living being (apart from spanish goverment) makes its own contribution to the maintenance of the planet.

 

Cada ser vivo (excepto los que gobiernan en Españistán) contribuyen de alguna forma en el mantenimiento del planeta.

 

Cada esser viu (excepte els que governen en Espanyistan) contribuixen d'alguna forma al manteniment del planeta.

 

"L" to see some more details

Photo by Ron Kikel, U.S. Forest Service

USFWS biologist, Jeff Chan, teaches students about pollinators at GRuB farm. Photo credit: Teal Waterstrat (USFWS)

A male Four-toothed Mason Wasp, Monobia quadridens, and a tiny male sweat bee, Lasioglossum sp., enjoy nectar from flowers of White Snakeroot. Leavenworth, Kansas, USA, September 11, 2022.

Sigma 70-300mm f/4-5.6 at 135mm with 36mm extension tube.

 

Went out this morning to practice with my extension tubes again. Got a couple of keepers, including this one.

orange poppy..... yes, pollination... you can see in detail if you click this page !

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