🐝 World Bee Day 2025
#ThePhotoHour #HoneyBee #NaturesBeauty #Wildlife #SwissWildlife #GGMlive #Nikon #CoolpixP1100 #PhotoHour #WorldBeeDay2025 #MacroPhotography #Insects #Bienen #Honigbienen #Insekt
🐝 World Bee Day 2025
#ThePhotoHour #HoneyBee #NaturesBeauty #Wildlife #SwissWildlife #GGMlive #Nikon #CoolpixP1100 #PhotoHour #WorldBeeDay2025 #MacroPhotography #Insects #Bienen #Honigbienen #Insekt
@greenshawtrust.bsky.social #WorldBeeDay2025 #workhard #bekind #makeadifference #byincrementsconquer #broadwaterbees
@greenshawtrust.bsky.social #WorldBeeDay2025 #workhard #bekind #makeadifference #byincrementsconquer #broadwaterbees
No bees, no insects, no life. #worldbeeday2025 🐝
No bees, no insects, no life. #worldbeeday2025 🐝
#WorldBeeDay2025
#WorldBeeDay2025
#WorldBeeDay #WorldBeeDay2025
#kidlit #BookBirthday #BookSky
#WorldBeeDay #WorldBeeDay2025
#kidlit #BookBirthday #BookSky
#hyve #aerobellumgames #printandplay #rollandwrite
#hyve #aerobellumgames #printandplay #rollandwrite
Studies of bees and other insects, 1895
Studies of bees and other insects, 1895
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🌿 G'head...stick your hand in that dead elm. FAFO.
#WorldBeeDay #WorldBeeDay2025 #Bees #SaveTheBees
🌿 G'head...stick your hand in that dead elm. FAFO.
#WorldBeeDay #WorldBeeDay2025 #Bees #SaveTheBees
#worldbeeday2025 #WorldBeeDay #Bees #SaveTheBees
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2 Bumblebees (Bombus mixtus) on a wild rose
#worldbeeday2025 #WorldBeeDay #Bees #SaveTheBees
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2 Bumblebees (Bombus mixtus) on a wild rose
Did you know that the KU Entomology collection of bees is one of the largest in the world? Thanks to the extensive fieldwork of late entomologist Charles D. Michener, our bee collection exceeds 500,000 and is continuously used by bee specialists in all parts of the world.
Did you know that the KU Entomology collection of bees is one of the largest in the world? Thanks to the extensive fieldwork of late entomologist Charles D. Michener, our bee collection exceeds 500,000 and is continuously used by bee specialists in all parts of the world.