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Close-up of a small bee covered in yellow pollen. It is sitting in a wild hibiscus with pink petals.

Close-up of a huge, pink-colored hibiscus flower with a bee.

Bee covered in pollen resting in open flower.

Big black bee eats pollen in hibiscus flower

Close-up bee collecting pollen on hibiscus flower

Primer plano Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, llamado comúnmente rosa de China, cayena, amapola, hibisco, entre otros nombres, es un arbusto caducifolio de la familia de las malváceas, originario de Asia oriental.

$Purple carpenter bee or purple carpenter bumblebee. Xylocopa violacea.\nThis is a species of solitary bees of the Apidae family. A large solitary insect, one of the species of the Palearctic subgenus Xylocopa of the genus Xylocopa.$

Summer day in a Garden: single Bombus distinguendus comming out of a purple Hibiscus syriacus flower head.

Bright pink Rose of Sharon - Hibiscus - closeup

Alcea rosea (Common Hollyhock), with Bumble bee (Bombus) and white Pollen (1), sucking nectar

Macro photography of the honey bee in the flower bud

Stamens and pollen on stalks holding long pollen of red hibiscus flower

Bumble Bee entereing a white hibiscus flower head covered in pollen

Selective focus stamen and pistols seen from close up.

Macro photo of the head of honey bee standing on a hibiscus flower. Horizontally.

pink hibiscus flower outdoor in sunny backyard, close-up shot at shallow depth of field

Beautiful Hibiscus flower, macro photography, dark background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

A Honey bee flying to pink Rose-of-Sharon

$Tall, rather bristly perennial to 3m. Leaves large, to 30cm, rounded-heart-shaped in outline, usually shallowly 5-7-lobed, coarsely toothed, long-stalked. Flowers generally pink or white, sometimes red, violet or yellowish, large, 60-80mm, in long leafy, slender racemes; epicalyx segments 6, triangular, shorter than the sepals.\nHabitat: Waste places, field boundaries, along walls and in rocky places.\nFlowering Season: July-September.\nDistribution: Widely naturalized from garden escapes in Britain, France and Germany. Origins unknown, possible grown from hybrids.\n\nHollyhock is one of the nicest Garden Flowers. This Picture is taken at a Formal Garden in the Netherlands.$

Beautiful pink flower Lavatera rose mallow or Lavatera trimestris. Growing flowers in home garden.

Real yellow flower in close up view with hornet bees

A bumble bee rests near a small pile of yellow pollen on a petal of a red day lily in a Cape Cod garden.

Bee searches and collects pollens on purple hollyhock

A bee collecting the nectar from a cosmos flower.

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