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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from hand problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from hand problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from back problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from back problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man is treated by the use of a bee sting at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man is treated by the use of a bee sting at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from hand problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from hand problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man is treated by the use of a bee sting at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man is treated by the use of a bee sting at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from leg problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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FEATURE - Mit dem Bienenstachel gegen die Bienenallergie
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An Egyptian man places a bee on a man suffering from leg problems so it can sting him at a centre in Cairo
People are 'treated' using bee stings, Cairo, Egypt - 01 Oct 2016
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Brock the otter cub and Bumble Bee the badger cub, Secret World Wildlife Centre, Somerset, Britain - 21 Apr 2007
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Brock the otter cub and Bumble Bee the badger cub orphans who have become friends.
Brock the otter cub and Bumble Bee the badger cub, Secret World Wildlife Centre, Somerset, Britain - 21 Apr 2007
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive under constrruction first beginning with a wooden base as template
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive with its builder Dvorat Ha'tavor
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive under constrruction
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: Lego bee hive builder Dvorat Ha'tavor
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hiveunder constrruction . It used around 7,000 pieces
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Weltpremiere: Lego-Bienenstock
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Hive 1
12/09/2019
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Picture MUST credit : Dvorat Ha’Tavor Apiary Educational Centre
A colony of bees has built new life for itself—inside the world’s first hive made of Lego bricks.Israeli beekeeper and honey producer Dvorat Ha’tavor created a fully functional beehive out of Leo and boasted of using every brick he had, even the small fiddly ones.Dvorat , who runs a bee keeping centre, first used a wooden base as template and built up the bricks around it.He then transferred it to a proper Lego base from where he finished building up the walls and created the roof.His deliberately aimed to make –sue no two adjoining bricks were of the same colour.The slats inside were the honey is made and stored are traditional wooden ones
OPS: The world's first Lego bee hive
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FEATURE - Imker fängt Bienenschwarm mitten in London
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A pest controller safely dealing with a huge swarm of bees, found nesting in a tree close to London's South Bank
Pest controller deals with huge bee nest, London, UK - 21 Jun 2016
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FEATURE - Imker fängt Bienenschwarm mitten in London
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A pest controller safely dealing with a huge swarm of bees, found nesting in a tree close to London's South Bank
Pest controller deals with huge bee nest, London, UK - 21 Jun 2016
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FEATURE - Imker fängt Bienenschwarm mitten in London
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A pest controller safely dealing with a huge swarm of bees, found nesting in a tree close to London's South Bank
Pest controller deals with huge bee nest, London, UK - 21 Jun 2016
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Artist creates lipstick animals on own lips, Texas, America - Feb 2011
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Lip Smackingly Good Art
Artist Paige Thompson looks foxy as she puckers up to paint these amazing animal designs - on her own lips.
The 21-year-old uses old Halloween make-up to paint colourful and cute animals on her mouth before photographing them.
Her unique take on face-painting has attracted thousands of fans to her website who make regular requests for new animals.
She takes half an hour to paint each 'Animal-ipstick' in front of a mirror - making up the design as she goes.
Paige starts off with a base colour and adds details, such as stripes, eyes and ears.
So far, she has created a bumblebee, black cat, fox, crab, caterpillar, hippo, chameleon and panda.
The college student uses water-based paint from her childhood and sticks to a basic pallette of red, blue, yellow, green, black and white.
She then uses a variety of small paintbrushes in order to create the detail.
Paige, from Texas, United States, was inspired to try her own lipstick art after admiring the face-painting of other artists.
She said: "I had virtually nothing to do around the house, so I tried my luck with some old Halloween face paint that we had used since I was a kid.
"My first animal-lipstick, the bumblebee, wasn't even formed as an idea until I painted my lips yellow and added some random black stripes.
"It was then apparent that a face was needed.
"I thought the result was cute, and I made a few more. I never imagined that so many people would love these photos.
"I chose to do animals because I had already done the bumblebee, so I thought I could expand upon the animal kingdom.
"After all, there are so many animals, I don't think I'll ever run out of ideas.
"My personal favourites are the bumblebee and the fox since those were two of my first, and most adorable, Anima...
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Vegetable Gardens At Nowa Huta Prison In Krakow
In Krakow, Poland, on August 27, 2025, a vegetable garden in the women's ward is tended by inmates at the Nowa Huta Prison. Thanks to a partnership between Krakow's Municipal Greenery Authority and the Krakow Remand Prison, inmates cultivate vegetable gardens on prison grounds as part of an urban gardening program. The garden has been running for three years in the women's ward, and since last year also in the men's ward, where since 2025 vegetables grow alongside flowers. In addition to gardening, inmates also take part in other projects such as building hedgehog houses and insect hotels. The initiative is designed to teach responsibility and care, while also providing meaningful ways to spend time. Participation is voluntary, and all harvests belong to those who work in the gardens. (Photo by Klaudia Radecka/NurPhoto) -
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Honeybee Drinks Nectar From A Wildflower
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Honeybee Drinks Nectar From A Wildflower
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Honeybee Drinks Nectar From A Wildflower
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Bumble Bee Collecting Pollen From A Clover Flower
A bumble bee (Bombus) collects pollen from a clover flower in Markham, Ontario, Canada, on July 18, 2025. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto) -
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Bumble Bee Collecting Pollen From A Clover Flower
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
Bees are seen polinating flowers in a park in Warsaw, Poland on 13 July, 2025. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw
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