Worker Honey Bee Being Intimate with a Mimosa Blossom
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
Honey bees and plants have a symbiotic alliance
Flowering plants and bees evolved together to provide each other with what they need to survive. The plants entice the bees with the nectar and pollen they need to feed a colony of up to 60,000 individuals. In exchange for the food, the worker bees transport pollen from one flower to another providing pollination services. This is perhaps the most beneficial relationship in the world, creating a primary food source for the web of life on earth. Honeybees are truly the crown jewels of nature.
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