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Umbellifer flower visited by a bumble bee

30 August 2012 by David

Umbellifer flower visited by a bumble bee

The bumble bee is visiting one of the umbellifers which thrive in the field behind Compton Lock.

There are grains of pollen sprinkled on its back and legs.

Categories David
Red admiral butterfly in a patch of rough vegetation
Kestrel, Union Mill
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