Bees on Sunflowers
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Bee approaching sunflowers. © Diane Zaidel. Leafcutting bee on sunflower. © Rusty Burlew. Honey bee on Lemon Queen. © Kenneth Hieke. Honey bee on Lemon Queen. © Kenneth Hieke. Lemon Queens in the garden. © Kenneth Hieke. Two bumble bees on Lemon Queen. © Rusty Burlew. Honey bee on Lemon Queen © Kenneth Hieke. Lemon queen © Julee Geier. Sunflowers © Daniel Pepper. Sunflowers © Daniel Pepper. Yellow-faced bumble bee on sunflower. © Rusty Burlew. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Sunflower with bees. © Vincent Busche. Many bees on Lemon Queen. © Rusty Burlew. Longhorn bees on sunflower. © Miriam Valere. Honey bee on yellow sunflower. © Rusty Burlew. Sunflowers by Bryan Bender. Sunflower by Bryan Bender. This is a “Lemon Queen” Helianthus found in the U.K. It is a late summer perennial sunflower that grows 5 to 6 feet tall. Photo by Christopher Wren. Honey bee on Helianthus. © Christopher Wren. Buff-tailed bumble bee, Bombus terrestris, on Helianthus. © Christopher Wren. Common carder bee, Bombus pascuorum, on Helianthus. © Christopher Wren. Slightly faded male red-tailed bumble bee, Bombus lapidarius, on Helianthus. © Christopher Wren.
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