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Bee gathering nectar, early morning

6 August 2012 by David

Bumble bee feeding on St Johns wort

This bumble bee seemed to be systematically visiting every flower on a St John’s wort in mid-July.

Bumble bee feeding on St Johns wort

It was only seven o’clock in the morning, but its pollen baskets already looked full.

Bumble bee feeding on St Johns wort

Bumble bee feeding on St Johns wort

Bumble bee feeding on St Johns wort

Categories David
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