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Honey bees on angelica flowers

11 March 201627 May 2015 by David

Angelica flower

In the warm sunlight late this morning, the flowers of an angelica bush acted as a magnet attracting honey bees.

I’m not sure whether they were just focussed on their task or intoxicated by the nectar, but they didn’t seem to notice me as I got close enough for these macro shots.

Categories David
Angelica flower and developing seeds
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