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Bumblebees Visiting Autumn Black-Eyed Susan Flowering Plants

October 7, 2017 Leave a Comment

A Single Bumblebee Visiting A Black Eyed Susan

A Bumblebee (Bombus), Visiting A Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta), Growing In The Garden

A Side View Of A Bumblebee Visiting A Black Eyed Susan In Maine

There Are Over 250 Known Species Of Bumblebees (Bombus), 49 Of These Species Can Be Found In The United States

A Straight Forward Shot Of A Bumblebee Feeding  From A Yellow Flower


Bumblebees (Bombus), Are Important Pollinators In Most Parts Of North America

A Bumblebee And A Black Eyed Susan In New England

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Bumblebees (Bombus), Are Social Insects That Form Colonies Around A Single Queen

A Pollen Covered Bumblebee And A Black Eyed Susan In New England

During The Summer, The Queen Will Produce A Few Generations Of Worker Bees, Which Take Over The Task Of Collecting Nectar And Pollen

A Bumblebee And A Flat View Of A Black Eyed Susan In New England

Even Though They are Capable Of Stinging, Most Bumblebees (Bombus), Do Not Sting Unless Provoked. Stingers Are Not Barbed And Can Be Used Several Times.

A Bunch Of Black Eyed Susans Growing In The Garden During The Autumn

The Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta), Is A North American Flowering Plant In The Sunflower Family

A Fuzzy Bumblebee And A Bright Yellow Black Eyed Susan In The Autumn


Bumblebees (Bombus), Have Rounded Bodies Covered In Soft Fur Called Pile, Giving Them A Fuzzy-Like Apperance

A Bumblebee And A Black Eyed Susan On A Sunny Day

Nesting Areas Will Vary Between Bumblebees Species. Most Bumblebees (Bombus), Prefer Dry And Dark Cavities And Will Nest In The Ground, Abandoned Areas By Rodents Or In Piles Of Leaves And Loose Grass Clippings.

Garden Black Eyed Susans In Western Maine

Bumblebees (Bombus), Are Important Pollinators For Many Species Of Wildflowers, Including The Black-Eyed Susan (Rudbeckia hirta)

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