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• European honey bee / western honey bee
• Abeja doméstica / abeja europea / abeja melífera
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Arthropoda
Class:Insecta
Order:Hymenoptera
Family:Apidae
Genus:Apis
Species:A. mellifera
Paso Centurión, Cerro Largo, Uruguay
Cecilia Rey es una fotógrafa de naturaleza argentina con una amplia experiencia en la captura de imágenes de la flora y fauna de la región. Es conocida por sus imágenes detalladas y vívidas de la naturaleza, así como por su habilidad para capturar momentos únicos en la vida silvestre.
Rey ha recibido numerosos premios y reconocimientos por su trabajo, incluyendo el primer lugar en el concurso "Fotógrafo de naturaleza del año" en la categoría "Animales en su entorno". También ha sido finalista en el prestigioso concurso "Wildlife Photographer of the Year" de la BBC.
Su trabajo ha sido exhibido en importantes galerías y museos de todo el mundo, incluyendo el Museo de Historia Natural de Nueva York y el Museo de Arte de San Diego. También ha publicado varios libros de fotografía de naturaleza, incluyendo "La Pampa, un jardín natural" y "Aves del Iberá".
Además de su trabajo como fotógrafa, Rey es una defensora apasionada de la conservación de la naturaleza y ha colaborado con diversas organizaciones dedicadas a la protección del medio ambiente y la vida silvestre en Argentina.
Je ne sais où l'on va mais je sais où je suis encore ...
Bonne soirée à tous !
...
I do not know where we are going but I know where I am still ...
Good evening to all !
qualche giorno fa è stata celebrata la giornata delle api.
Per l'occasione una di loro ha pensato di venirmi a trovare.
Ha apprezzato tutti i miei fiori (vedere sotto), ma soprattutto l'erba cipollina.
Una visita che mi ha fatto molto piacere:
Einstein disse un giorno che
«Se l'ape scomparisse dalla faccia della terra, all'uomo non resterebbero che quattro anni di vita»
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Sorry, to me is very difficult to visit people that always only leave a fav without commenting...
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• European honey bee / western honey bee
• Abeja doméstica / abeja europea / abeja melífera
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Arthropoda
Class:Insecta
Order:Hymenoptera
Family:Apidae
Genus:Apis
Species:A. mellifera
Brisas del Plata, Colonia, Uruguay
• European honey bee / western honey bee
• Abeja doméstica / abeja europea / abeja melífera
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Animalia
Phylum:Arthropoda
Class:Insecta
Order:Hymenoptera
Family:Apidae
Genus:Apis
Species:A. mellifera
Salinas, Canelones, Uruguay
Apis mellifera ligustica, dite abeille italienne, ou abeille jaune, est une sous-espèce d'abeilles élevée pour son miel.
Apparue au sud des Alpes italiennes, en Ligurie qui lui a donné son nom, elle est, avec la Buckfast, la plus répandue des abeilles. Elle est répartie dans l'ensemble de l'Italie. Les qualités de cette abeille en ont fait la plus exportée au monde, notamment sur les continents américain et australien. Elle a également été introduite en Nouvelle-Calédonie.
European Honey bee busy foraging on the Metrosideros thomasii buds.
This non-native species has been present in Australia for about 190 years.
15mm length
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Apis mellifera, naminė bitė, darbininkė
Lithuania, Tauragė, 2021.0531
Canon EOS R
Canon MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5x Macro
This Bee was busy
I have taken very few shots of Bees, but I do like and appreciate them. I was standing in a field by a pond waiting for birds to come in. The field was full of Yellow Hawkweed which attracted Goldfinches and many types of polinators.
When I posted this last evening, I did not know the species. Thanks to those who provided the ID,
Apis mellifera ligustica, dite abeille italienne, ou abeille jaune, est une sous-espèce d'abeilles élevée pour son miel.
Apparue au sud des Alpes italiennes, en Ligurie qui lui a donné son nom, elle est, avec la Buckfast, la plus répandue des abeilles. Elle est répartie dans l'ensemble de l'Italie. Les qualités de cette abeille en ont fait la plus exportée au monde, notamment sur les continents américain et australien. Elle a également été introduite en Nouvelle-Calédonie.
Theme: The Surface - Trivecta, ft. Roniit
The full saying is, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” The hieroglyphs state the same saying on the left and the right. I chose to mirror it for artistic purposes. Also, Trivecta's song, The Surface is something like the theme song for the Harmakhis story. The concept being that there is something ready to surface that will change the world the city of Harmakhis is in, called Panterrea, which will shake it to its core.
The saying in the hieroglyphs is the battle cry of the Pakeret Mehuetey, the Northern Frontier Patrol, and heard over the intercoms of the apeyew (aircraft) of the pedjet aeshew (troop of pilots/squadron) on duty as they take flight for the designated battlefield. In this story, the main characters are part of a squadron called the Jahi Gahiji Minkha (JGM - Dignified Hunters of Justice).
When they hear it called out, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” They know they are thus sent to fly into the heavens and to destroy the enemy targets. This call is first stated in Chapter 7 of a book I'm writing called Harmakhis as intro to a dog fight between the JGM and the Nirgalian enemy forces.
Ejemplo visual de Polinización entomófila, las abejas son uno de los insectos mas importantes en este tipo de polinización.
a complimentary bee between complementary colours
Between limping to work and to the doctors I have not been able to take many photos lately. Over six weeks ago I was diagnosed with a malignant melanoma on my lower leg and had to go back to hospital to have a significant larger piece of skin removed. They could not pull my skin to completely close the wound (16 stitches) so it's still an open gash in the middle but seems to be healing slowly.
I am really not a suntanning kind of person and always preferred the shade but got it anyway. Please check the UV-Index before you go out and take precautions and put sunblock on yourself and your children/grandchildren!