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Bee pollinating a wild rose and honey collects.

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The rose is damaged by thrips

Macro of white rose flower

Blossom of purple Rosa canina with small pollinating jewel beetle (Anthaxia nitidula)

Wild rose blossom.

A white rose welcomes a bee that is collecting nectar to satisfy its appetite. Sunny day

Hoverfly, beautiful insect eating nectar in a pink rose

Wild Rose flower detail and leaves photographed on a light table to show transparency, Dixie Campground, Malheur National Forest, Oregon

Rose hips.

A bee collects honey on a rosehip flower.

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Flies sheltering from the rain inside a wild rose.

Poppy in macro

Macro photography of a small insect on a rose

Vertical image of a wasp collecting nectar from a rosehip. Enjoy the collection in the morning light.

The heart of a pink rose, macro of a beautiful background

Yellow spider over blooming rose

The larvae of the species live in egg packets of migratory locusts. The grasshopper fly is a species of fly from the family Rhiniidae. This fly is a small bluebottle fly with striking stripes on the eyes, a pointed snout and gray dusted longitudinal stripes on the thorax. The fly travels great distances from Africa or southern Europe to northern Europe

Close up of a pink wild rose flower

September 2023:Close-up of a single Rose Flower with a bee

Two tiny black and white Scarab Beetles feeding on the center of rose flower

Detail photo of wild flowers in woodland

A close-up photo of a bright purple flower with a small black insect in the center. The flower has a rich purple hue and is surrounded by green leaves. The insect is located in the center of the flower.

$Photo of Rose hip flower blooming on blue background. Rose hip Flower in front of camera.\nThe rose hip or rosehip, also called rose haw and rose hep, is the accessory fruit of the rose plant. It is typically red to orange, but ranges from dark purple to black in some species. Rose hips begin to form after successful pollination of flowers in spring or early summer, and ripen in late summer through autumn.$

Rose chafer (Cetonia aurata) beetle on a wild rose flower. Close up.

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A grasshopper eating pollen from the pistil of a red rose in a garden.

English Wild Rose

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