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RMER7KFY–A swarm of honey bees,who have left the original colony, gather around their new queen bee. Later they will create a new colony.
RM2ACA71K–Norwegian wasp (Dolichovespula norwegicus) adult workers enlarging the nest with chewed wood pulp 'paper'. Powys, Wales. June.
RM2CAAFR2–UK wildlife: Male social wasp (Vespula vulgaris) chopping up meat from a rabbit carcass to take back to the nest to feed its carnivorous young.
RFR5NE9X–The nest is aspen, polist. The aspen nest at the end of the breeding season. Stocks of honey in honeycombs. Aspen honey. Vespa
RMC73N0N–Honey Bee (Apis mellifera). Close-up of opened cell, showing male larva infected by the parasitic mite Varroa destructor
RM2DYTMTT–Kansas City, Kansas. A Queen False Honey Ant, Prenolepis imparis. Also called the Winter ant.
RF2BY39RJ–Image of Common Paper Wasp / Ropalidia fasciata and wasp nest on nature background. Insect. Animal
RM2A880F8–Birnen-Gespinstblattwespe, Gelbe Birnengespinstblattwespe, Larve, Larven fressen an Mispel, Gespinst, Kotsackgespinstwespe, Kotsack-Blattwespe, Gespin
RME84JHM–A social wasp attacking and cutting up its prey - the scarce bee Dasypoda hirtipes at Seaford Head, East Sussex
RMER7KFX–A swarm of honey bees,who have left the original colony, gather around their new queen bee. Later they will create a new colony.
RMC73N0M–Honey Bee (Apis mellifera). Close-up of opened cell, showing male larva infected by the parasitic mite Varroa destructor
RMF6KDK1–Communal web-weaving spiders can take much larger prey (e.g, this grasshopper) than any one individual spider could on its own.
RM2X21JNP–Buff-tailed bumblebee queen (Bombus terrestris) on bright yellow gorse bush flowers, Hampshire, England, UK
RF2BY39GR–Image of Common Paper Wasp / Ropalidia fasciata and wasp nest on nature background. Insect. Animal
RMW7W5YW–European Hornet (Vespa crabro) photographed in mobile field studio on a white background. The National Forest, Leicestershire, UK. September.
RME84JHN–A social wasp attacking and cutting up its prey - the scarce bee Dasypoda hirtipes at Seaford Head, East Sussex
RMER7KFW–A swarm of honey bees,who have left the original colony, gather around their new queen bee. Later they will create a new colony.
RM2ACA71R–Norwegian wasp (Dolichovespula norwegicus) adult worker enlarging the nest with chewed wood pulp 'paper'. Powys, Wales. June.
RF2A180WF–Bumble Bee Bombus terrestris collecting pollen from a Helenium flower showing wing and antennae detail Wildlife and nature in its natural habitat
RMF6KDJN–Communal web-weaving spiders can take much larger prey (e.g, this grasshopper) than any one individual spider could on its own.
RMG9XNNP–European hornet (Vespa crabro) in flight against white background. Sussex, England, UK. October.
RMER7KFT–A swarm of honey bees,who have left the original colony, gather around their new queen bee. Later they will create a new colony.
RM2GN75GR–Red Wasp (Vespula rufa) queen feeding on Pieris japonica flowers in a garden. Powys, Wales. April.
RMF6KDJX–Communal web-weaving spiders can take much larger prey (e.g, this grasshopper) than any one individual spider could on its own.
RMER7KG0–A swarm of honey bees,who have left the original colony, gather around their new queen bee. Later they will create a new colony.
RFWDTPKW–Orange gaster or Weaver or Green tree ant herd pulling leaf to make a nest of them , Teamwork of insects, The leaves are wrapped in a triangle shape
RFH6BM2B–Termites. Also known as white ants. Termites feed on wood or fungus which is cultivated on chewed wood
RMF6KDJY–Communal web-weaving spiders can take much larger prey (e.g, this grasshopper) than any one individual spider could on its own.
RFFW9B8G–Close-up of Southern wood ant (Formica rufa) carrying vegetation on a Surrey heathland in England
RF2MW6K0A–Nest of the Nocturnal Social Wasp (Apoica pallens), hanging in the rainforest understory, Orellana province, Ecuador
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