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| A bumble bee foraging on a five-finger, or sulphur cinquefoil (Potentilla recta, Rosaceae) near Boston, MA. Oct. 2002. Viewed: 6675 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (Bombus impatiens) on a thistle (Asteraceae). MSU garden. July 20, 2002. Viewed: 3738 times. | | | |
| A bomble bee foraging on flowers. MSU garden. July 2002. Viewed: 2852 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (Bombus spp) foraging on the white pear-like flower (Rosaceae). Avignon, France. March 16, 2002. Viewed: 3193 times. | | | |
| A bumble foraging on flowers. Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China. June 16, 2001. Viewed: 2584 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (Bombus spp, Apidae) foraging on a dahlia flower (Dahlia spp, Asteraceae). Kunming, Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 3349 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (Bombus sp, Apidae) foraing on a Caucasian inula (Inula orientalis, Asteraceae). MSU Beal Botanical Garden. July 22, 2003. Viewed: 3362 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (Bombus spp, Apidae) foraging on wild marjoram (Organum vulgare, Lamiaceae). MSU Beal Botanical Garden. July 22, 2003.* Viewed: 3488 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee (probably Bombus affinis, Apidae, identified by Gary Parsons) foraging on spotted knapweed (Centaurea maculosa, Asteraceae). Also called star thistle, it is a good nectar plant for bees, but the plant is considered an agressive weed because it produces allelopathic chemicals to kill other nearby plants and creating a monoculture of itself. Beal Botanical Garden, MSU campus. August 7, 2003. Viewed: 3700 times. | | | |
| A bumble bee on a water melon (Citrullus lanatus, Cucurbitaceae) flower. August 7, 2003. MSU Beal Botanical Garden. Viewed: 3584 times. | |
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