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A bumble bee on waterlily
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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.
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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.
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.
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.
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