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| A bee foraging on a begonia (Begoniaceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 3155 times. |
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| A bee foraging on a begonia (Begoniaceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2297 times. |
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| A bee foraging on a dahlia flower (Dahlia spp, Asteraceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2398 times. |
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| A bee foraging on Scarlet sage (Salvia splendens, Lamiaceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2411 times. |
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| A bee foraging on Scarlet sage (Salvia splendens, Lamiaceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2137 times. |
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| A bee foraging on prevet (Ligustrum spp, Oleaceae). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2468 times. |
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| A bee foraging on day flowers (Commelinaceae). This bee was foraging before there was full light (around 5 am). Yunnan, China. May 2001. Viewed: 2377 times. |
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| Three bees foraging on a poppy (Eschscholzia spp, Papaveraceae). Chiangmai, Thailand. May 2000. Viewed: 1753 times. |
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| A bee approaching an aster (Asteraceae). Photo by Wenquan Zhen. Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China. Viewed: 1932 times. |
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| A bee resting by biting on the anther of Pichira macrocarpa (Bombacaceae). Both dorsata and cerana forage on this plant by hovering and collect pollen. Hoving must be very tiring because you bees taking rests on leaves. This bee becomes smart and is taking a rest on the job. Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China. April 2002. Viewed: 2455 times. |
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