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Charla sobre Apuesta por InversionES (API) con industriales del plástico en la Asociación Salvadoreña de la Industria. Foto: FOMILENIO II, 26 de noviembre de 2015.
worker collecting a pure load of Bugloss pollen. Saw an Andrena nitida f doing the same, shame I got no photo. No Hoplitis adunca females collecting yet.
La abeja doméstica o mielÃfera transporta el polen en sus patas traseras en unas cavidades diseñadas especÃficamente para esta labor.
Specimen ID: 0039.
Sex: Female.
Collection Location: Memorial Park.
Plot: MP-7.
Collection Date: 25-Jun-2013.
Collector: Brick M. Fevold.
Apis mellifera; close-up of face showing diagnostic "hairy" eyes.
Apis mellifera worker (Hym. Apidae) foraging on Moraea sisyrinchium (Iridaceae), 17.iii.2012, Antiskari, Crete, Greece.
The race is locally called 'Abeja negra de Canarias' and is related to African not European populations as was demonstrated by the genetic analysis of de la Rúa & al. (2001). Link see below photo of hives above.
Shown here visiting a Kickxia urbanii flower. This has been the single incidence of insect visit I noticed on this common plant in a fortnight! I would be surprised if the bee successfully accessed the nectar deep down in the long spur!