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Saturday, March 16, 2019
Nestled in the iris
About a week ago, I was walking in the coastal prairie during a chilly afternoon. I noticed a bumblebee nestled in an iris flower, then another bumblebee in a different iris, then two bumblebees in a third iris, and there were quite a few others. I'm not sure why so many bumblebees ended up in Douglas Iris (Iris douglasiana) flowers, but it was a nice setting:
Labels:
arthropod,
bee,
coastal prairie,
hymenoptera,
insect,
iris,
pollen,
wildflowers
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