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Late Spring Bumblebees in Maine

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A Bumble Bee Feeding From A Pink Malva Flower

A bumblebee (Bombus) feeding from a malva flower.

A Bumble Bee On A Pink Rhododendron Flower

A bumblebee on a pink rhododendron flower (Ericales).

A Bumble Bee Feeding From A White Wild Celery Flower


A late spring bumblebee feeding from a white wild celery flower (Apium graveolens).

A Bumble Bee Landing On A Pink Malva Flower

A bumblebee landing on a pink malva flower.

A Bumble Bee Feeding From A Rhododendron Flower

A bumblebee feeding from a rhododendron flower.

A Bumble Bee Feeding From A Purple Clover Flower

A bumblebee feeding from a purple clover (Trifolium).


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