Orange Blossom Being Pollinated by a Worker Honey Bee
Honey Bee Picture Gallery
- Bee Pollinating Avocado Blossom
- A Honeybee Sitting on a Naked Lady
- Instrumentally Inseminating a Queen Bee
- Strange Drone Bee Mutations
- Beeing Intimate with a Flower
- A Cordovan Queen with Her Eggs
- Carniolan Bee on a Poppy
- Bee Making Orange Honey
- Honeybee Enjoying a Water Lily
- Honey Bee Taking a Sip of Water
- Italian Queen Bee Being Fed
- Queen Bee Hatching from a Queen Cell
- Apple Blossoms Pollinated by Honeybee
- Africanized Honeybee Queen
- Queen Bee being Marked and Clipped
- Varroa Sensitive Hygiene VSH Queen
- Honey Bee Queen Cells
- Bee Pollen and Bee Bread
- Multiple Bees Working a Camellia
- Queen Bee Introduction
- Grafting Queen Cells
- Honeybees and Gourd Art
- Ancient Egyptian Bee Hieroglyphics
Orange blossoms are among the richest sources of nectar for honeybees. Under the right conditions of warm sunny weather in April in Southern California, a strong colony can easily make 60 pounds of honey. Orange honey carries the sweet fragrance of a blooming citrus orchard. One of the joys of being a beekeeper is popping a fresh warm piece of honeycomb in your mouth while working with the bees.
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