#pollenators

[thoughtportal]

streets with rain gardens and streets without

[roots-webs-threads]

Give it up for our pollinators

[dare-valley]

[clabradorlightchaser]

Spring has returned! Finally!

[jswaltherphotos]

[clayismyart]

Collecting pollen

[swforester]

A Monarch butterfly was hanging out near us while we were having lunch yesterday. This is an endangered species due to climate change so it made me happy to see it. Butterflies are pollinators so they are vitally important to the food chain as are bees which have also become threatened. This butterfly was loving these flowers and kept coming back to them.

Williamsburg MA 10/11/24

[stockschatz]

A pollinator

Champlain Valley, Vermont

[nando161mando]

Bit of gardening before all this pollen knocks me the fuck out shortly.

[beefbirbing]

Hello Honey

I used to be so afraid of bees, literally couldn't be near them. Now I fucking love them!!! Still working on wasps and spiders.

An extra bagless honeybee :)

[honeycombhank]

It’s so impressive to watch these amazing creatures!

Nature is magnificent

[aspens-treehouse]

@amtrak-official, are bees allowed on the train? Specifically carpenter bees, but also honey bees

[whatnext10]

These Colorful Little Hoverflies are Also Great Pollinators

Northern Plushback One of the pollinators that I’ve been seeing lately that I was not familiar with is the pretty little northern plushback (Palpada vinetorum). It’s a type of hoverfly that is found in the eastern United States and Texas. It’s especially common in coastal or near coastal areas. The adults feed on nectar and prefer to go directly onto or into the corolla of the flower. The hairs…

[the-woods-and-waters]

Must have stayed at work late and didn't want to fly home.

[timmurleyart]

Honey honey. 🐻🌼🍯(unique silkscreen)🍯🐝

[jswaltherphotos]