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Ready For Take Off - DSC_0113-1

A portrait of a honeybee after it fed from this radiant coneflower in one of my gardens. I captured it just as it was about to take off to its next flower. The...
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A portrait of a honeybee after it fed from this radiant coneflower in one of my gardens. I captured it just as it was about to take off to its next flower. They gather nectar and pollen to help in the survival of its nest.
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Sep, 2017

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