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Macro photographs of bees and wasps.
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Michael Hampson > A green metallic sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens) grooms after collecting nectar from a flower.  Sweat bees, also know as halictid bees, do not have a complex social organization like honey bees; females may dig out their own nesting chambers off of a shared main tunnel, but they collect their own food and nesting materials.
Michael Hampson > A green metallic bee (Agapostemon virescens) searches in a flower against a solid blue sky.
Michael Hampson > A green metallic bee (Agapostemon virescens), dusted with pollen, stands on the petal of a flower.
Michael Hampson > A small green metallic bee (Agapostemon) investigates a yellow flower, searching for food.
Michael Hampson > A green metallic bee (Agapostemon virescens) on a spiderwort flower, head-on.
Michael Hampson > A green metallic sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens) grooms after collecting nectar from a spiderwort flower.
Michael Hampson > A female green metallic bee (Agapostemon virescens), heavily loaded with pollen, collects more from an echinacea flower.
Michael Hampson > black honey bee
Michael Hampson > A worker honey bee drinks nectar from a clover flower.
A green metallic sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens) grooms after collecting nectar from a flower. Sweat bees, also know as halictid bees, do not have a complex social organization like honey bees; females may dig out their own nesting chambers off of a shared main tunnel, but they collect their own food and nesting materials.
 > A green metallic sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens) grooms after collecting nectar from a flower.  Sweat bees, also know as halictid bees, do not have a complex social organization like honey bees; females may dig out their own nesting chambers off of a shared main tunnel, but they collect their own food and nesting materials.
A green metallic sweat bee (Agapostemon virescens) grooms after collecting nectar from a flower. Sweat bees, also know as halictid bees, do not have a complex social organization like honey bees; females may dig out their own nesting chambers off of a shared main tunnel, but they collect their own food and nesting materials.
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Keywords: flower cleaning animal green bee eye macro insect grooming pollen nectar pollenation sweat bee agapostemon virescens agapostemon compound eye pollenizer
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