A bee foraging on ageratum (Ageratum sp, Asteraceae), which blooms in October and seems to provide both nectar and pollen as seen from this picture. To view how the photo looks like on your screen, click "original". To save to your comptuer, click "save photo". By clicking "save photo", you agree that you will not modify the photo in anyway or form, and will not use the photo for any for-profit purpose.

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beetography > A European honey bee (Apis mellifera) foraging on lilac flowers. Descanso Gardens, CA. 2008.

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beetography > A bee foraging on Japanese Aster. Published as a cover photo on the Nov 2005 issue of American Bee Journal.

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beetography > A bee foraging on an aster, a plant providing nectar right near and after frost in Michigan. Published as a cover for the Octo 2005 issue of Bee Culture.

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beetography > A bee foraging on New England aster flowers.

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beetography > An Asian honey bee (Apis cerana) foraging on a rhododendron flower (Azalea sp). March 2006, Taipei, Taiwan.

beetography > A honey bee foraging on high bush blueberry flowers.

beetography > An European honey bee foraging on crimson clover. Taiwan, March 2006.

beetography > A bee foraging on a purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea, Asteraceae), which blooms all summer long.

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beetography > A bee foraging on ageratum (Ageratum sp, Asteraceae), which blooms in October and seems to provide both nectar and pollen as seen from this picture.

To view how the photo looks like on your screen, click "original". To save to your comptuer, click "save photo".

By clicking "save photo", you agree that you will not modify the photo in anyway or form, and will not use the photo for any for-profit purpose.

beetography > A bee foraging on goldenrod flowers (Solidago sp, Asteraceae), which blooms during Sepemter and October.

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beetography > An Asian hive honey bee (Apis cerana) foragin on flowers of a swamp milkweed. Taiwan, March 2006.

This photo won the 2nd prize on an international contest (see link on the first page).

beetography > A bee in flight to Chinese cabbage flowers.

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beetography > An European honey bee foraging on pussy willow. Okemos, Michigan, April 2006.

beetography > An European honey bee foraging on red clover. Usually honey bees avoid red clover because their tongue is not quite enough to reach the nectary of the flowers. But in August/September, when there are not many other flowers to forage on, bees try anything.

A bee foraging on ageratum (Ageratum sp, Asteraceae), which blooms in October and seems to provide both nectar and pollen as seen from this picture.

To view how the photo looks like on your screen, click "original". To save to your comptuer, click "save photo".

By clicking "save photo", you agree that you will not modify the photo in anyway or form, and will not use the photo for any for-profit purpose.

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Keywords: honey bee apis mellifera eupatorium

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