Image details 3003220 - Honey Bee swarm (Apis mellifera). When the size of the colony reaches a certain stage, usually in spring or summer when the nectar flow is at its greatest, the queen and a great many workers, leave the hive in a swarm to rest in a great cluster on a tree branch or similar situation. Scout bees, who may have left the hive some days before, seek out a suitable situation for a new nest and return to the hive to communicate this information, whereupon the whole group moves to the new site.

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Honey Bee swarm (Apis mellifera). When the size of the colony reaches a certain stage, usually in spring or summer when the nectar flow is at its greatest, the queen and a great many workers, leave the hive in a swarm to rest in a great cluster on a tree branch or similar situation. Scout bees, who may have left the hive some days before, seek out a suitable situation for a new nest and return to the hive to communicate this information, whereupon the whole group moves to the new site.

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Dimensions: 5100 x 3387 pixels (49.4 MB)

Maximum Size at 300dpi: 431.8 x 286.8 mm, 17 x 11.3 inches

Maximum Size at 72dpi: 1802.1 x 1196.8 mm, 70.8 x 47 inches

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Honey Bee swarm (Apis mellifera). When the size of the colony reaches a certain stage, usually in spring or summer when the nectar flow is at its greatest, the queen and a great many workers, leave the hive in a swarm to rest in a great cluster on a tree branch or similar situation. Scout bees, who may have left the hive some days before, seek out a suitable situation for a new nest and return to the hive to communicate this information, whereupon the whole group moves to the new site.

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Solvin Zankl/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Solvin Zankl/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Solvin Zankl/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Search other images from this contributor

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22-05-2013

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27-04-2007

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