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Honeybee or Squash bee, Face & Tongue in a Squash Blossom DSC_4681+50

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As I photographed bees pollinating my squash, I first noticed their tongues. It has been a decade since this image was made, and I see far fewer bees in my garden in recent years. We use far too many insecticides. How will we feed ourselves if we do not feed others?

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DSC_4681+50_H.Bee face&tongue_squashBlsm.jpg
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Janet MacCausland
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3872x2592 / 4.7MB
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Gardens, Arthropod - Insects & Arachnids
As I photographed bees pollinating my squash, I first noticed their tongues. It has been a decade since this image was made, and I see far fewer bees in my garden in recent years. We use far too many insecticides. How will we feed ourselves if we do not feed others?
Home Decor & Stock Photography; Nature; On Location Portraiture; Illustration.
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