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julianplum · 5 months
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🪻🌿 🐝 🌱 ✨ // campanula & green metallic sweat bees // gouache on hot press paper // part of my native pollinators series
Tiny sweat bees are underlooked native pollinators. These solitary little guys nest in the ground and pollinate an incredibly wide array of native wildflowers and food crops, including squashes, melons, blueberries, and cranberries. They also love the bright purple bells of wild campanula!
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snekdood · 7 months
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*casually posts this at the same time to further my agenda of growing native plants instead of grass and shitty ornamentals*
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leafycollages · 10 months
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milkweed
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sherry-the-wasp · 17 days
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This lil' fella is a mason bee. If you listen closely, you can hear it buzzing!
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neffiethimble · 1 year
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today is a good day to bee
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faguscarolinensis · 27 days
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Bombus bimaculatus on Vaccinium corymbosum / Two-Spotted Bumblebee on Northern Highbush Blueberry
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rebeccathenaturalist · 11 months
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It's Tell A Friend Friday!
Please enjoy this photo I took of a yellow-faced bumblebee (Bombus vosnesenskii) feeding on lupine (Lupinus spp.) flowers. Then tell someone you know about my work--you can reblog this post, or send it to someone you think may be interested in my natural history writing, classes, and tours. Here's where I can be found online:
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I know a lot of people are into the idea of replacing their lawn with natives but I don’t see much information on where to start with native plants, so I wanted to share the Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center native plant database, specially the recommended species page. It includes the US and Canada, and you can select your state or province. And it gives a list of native species they recommend for their environmental impact. You can also narrow the search on the type of plant, sun exposure, height, bloom time, all sorts of stuff! Also if you live in Texas they have a ton of specific information about different eco regions there because that’s where they are located.
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southernsolarpunk · 10 months
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Ppl on tik tok enjoyed this so y’all might too! NATIVE BEES!!!!!!
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troythecatfish · 7 months
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tenderanarchist · 9 months
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Bombus impatiens (Common Eastern Bumble Bee) dancing on a Mexican sunflower
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invoke-parlay · 9 months
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I saw the monarch on this milkweed next to my apartment while I was walking by, but then as I was taking photos of the monarch this bee came up to hang out as well! 🐝
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tyetknot · 2 years
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I don't know what kind of shrub this is but there were legions of bees in it this afternoon! Multiple kinds, too - there were honeybees, carpenter bees, and whatever kind of bee this busy little lady was. Look at how full her pollen baskets are!
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sherry-the-wasp · 14 days
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A metric paper wasp (Polistes metricus) pollinating a dandelion
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the-cosmic-creature · 9 months
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friend :)
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faguscarolinensis · 7 months
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Calycopis cecrops on Solidago canadensis / Red-Banded Hairstreak on Canada Goldenrod at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
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