Image details 512865 - Bumblebee ,Bombus, nectaring from a blossom of Hosta ,Hosta,. The bee is sipping nectar through a slit that it or another bee has cut in the flower tube, rather than crawling into the flower from the front to reach the nectar, and helping to pollinate the flower. Up to 90% of the bees visiting the flowers took this shortcut, but the flowers still managed to be pollinated and to produce seeds.

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Bumblebee ,Bombus, nectaring from a blossom of Hosta ,Hosta,. The bee is sipping nectar through a slit that it or another bee has cut in the flower tube, rather than crawling into the flower from the front to reach the nectar, and helping to pollinate the flower. Up to 90% of the bees visiting the flowers took this shortcut, but the flowers still managed to be pollinated and to produce seeds.

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Dimensions: 5100 x 3414 pixels (49.8 MB)

Maximum Size at 300dpi: 431.8 x 289.1 mm, 17 x 11.4 inches

Maximum Size at 72dpi: 1802.1 x 1206.4 mm, 70.8 x 47.4 inches

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Bumblebee ,Bombus, nectaring from a blossom of Hosta ,Hosta,. The bee is sipping nectar through a slit that it or another bee has cut in the flower tube, rather than crawling into the flower from the front to reach the nectar, and helping to pollinate the flower. Up to 90% of the bees visiting the flowers took this shortcut, but the flowers still managed to be pollinated and to produce seeds.

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Gerry Bishop/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Gerry Bishop/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Gerry Bishop/Visuals Unlimited, Inc. Search other images from this contributor

Release date

23-05-2013

Creation date

07-07-2007

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