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Tag 130/365 (2021) kleine Wildbiene (sie lag tot in meiner Primel)
Die ganze Biene war etwas kleiner als mein Daumennagel.
small wild bee (it was lying dead in my primrose).
The whole bee was a little smaller than my thumbnail.
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A bee's view as it approaches the pollen of this cineraria bloom.
Taken at the Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory.
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Check out the size of this bee's saddlebag. It's really quite amazing how much pollen that they can carry around.
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Moss Rose in my garden pot.
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Ce bourdon aux pattes badigeonnées de pollen butinait allègrement une échinacée rose...
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Bees do have a smell, you know, and if they don't they should, for their feet are dusted with spices from a million flowers.
~ Ray Bradbury
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Three bees enjoying the abundant pollen found in the flower of a large Blue Curiosity Cactus (cereus peruvianus)
Chandler, Arizona
Fall 2019
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On Sunday, after watching the sun rise, I stopped my car in a trailer park to look at cactus flowers. While sun rose higher, I snapped catching those earlier rays lighting all. It was no stress until a bee or two occasionally decided to land on me.
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De wilgenkatjes van de inheemse boswilg (Salix caprea) verschijnen aan de nog kale takken. De zachte katjes zijn zilverwit tot lichtgeel van kleur. De bloei valt als eerste van de wilgen, in het vroege voorjaar. Om die reden is het een populaire struik bij insecten die op de nectar en het stuifmeel afkomen.
De Katjes zijn ook windbestuivers en daarom zijn er kleine aantallen mensen die gevoelig zijn voor het pollen dat in het vroege voorjaar maart-april in de lucht kan komen.
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The willow catkins of the native wood willow (Salix caprea) appear on the still bare branches. The soft catkins are silvery white to pale yellow in color. Flowering is the first of the willows, in early spring. For that reason it is a popular shrub with insects that come to the nectar and pollen.
The Catkins are also wind pollinators and therefore there are small numbers of people who are sensitive to the pollen that can become airborne in early spring March-April.