Pollination Posters and Art Prints

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

a cartoon marker drawing bee sitting on a pink flower with yellow words that say Made to Pollinate

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Honey dripping from a wooden dipper with little bee

This detailed illustration depicts a bee in mid-flight, its body perfectly adapted for pollination, over a brightly colored flower in full bloom.

Bee and flower

Pollination is private busniess.

Assorted and multicolored butterflies. Illustration created by AI software.

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Whether you’re a bee-lover, a beekeeper, or just a busy bee at the office, you’re sure to love this little buzzer! This design is now available on many products & t-shirts. A truly perfect gift. Get yours today!

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

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Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

Painted Bumblebee pattern on teal green background

Boundless breathtaking art pictures from Switzerland

This is a Colorado back yard in the spring. Nature's creatures come to dine.

I often wonder whilst walking my dog Marmite... When he sniffs and smells and seems to hunt for blades of grass to chew... Why does he choose the blade of grass..? Might there be some kind of chemicals within the grass that he can smell, something that may aid his digestion, because he is very selective of the grass..? Whilst in Bangor University - I researched 'the social behaviour of ants' and wrote an essay about it... very interesting creatures... So how about the bees? I am sure they are socially fascinating too... but I often wonder whether the animals around us - 'know more than what we think they do'... Its one of the reasons for my interest in photographing and studying them. Hemlock and cow parsley are very similar...

Burnet Moth and Bee sharing a Knapweed flower

Bees and flowers need each other.

Save the bees praying hands

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Yet another busy little bee...

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A butterfly filling up on nectar

A bee loaded with pollen clambers into a himalayan balsam flower to do the deed... ;-) <3

A beautiful pollinator hard at work.

Pollen everywhere...

Although a very successful invasive species, the rhododendron, we must not forget that these very colourful blossoming flowers; provide the bees and other insects, with ample pollen during summer months... Besides natures ecology, man has a role to play too... in balancing ecological factors.

A bee get up close and personal with a dandelion, digging deep to extract pollen... Summer is on it's way!

Just sucking up all that lovely nectar.

Where there's no smoke, there's no fire and where there's no pollen there's no bees... *Roundup Kills Bees* and we ain't having one without the other... I ain't jokin' when I say globally we need to get our finger on the pulse ~ before 'nature gets its finger on the trigger'... An that's Lock, Stock & Pollen!

Until spending time to personally study bees with my camera - I've never seen pollination other than on the television happen... I thoroughly recommend that others do it... Maybe it should be on the school curriculum..? 'Spend a little time getting to know that this delicate process undertaken by the bees' ~ which allows us to survive. The attraction of bees to flowers is that of a reward interaction... The scent produced by the flowers initially attract the bees and they hone in with their big compound eyes lured in by the bright colourful flowers. The reward they get is the energy from the sugary nectar that they collect using their long sticky like tongues, which in the insect world are 'called proboscis'. Whilst bein...

I love bats so much.

This is a perfect gift for bee lovers and honey enthusiasts.

Proceeds from this item go to support my small family farm!