A bumblebee on a flower in Norway.
Some time ago, walking along the paths behind the town of Geiranger in Norway, I saw this beautiful bumblebee intent on sucking the nectar of a flower and I tried to photograph it.
I love bumblebees, they are one of the insects that I adore the most (in addition to being one of the most useful to the planet).
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Photo taken with Canon EOS RP and lens Tamron 16-300.
Like bees, bumblebees collect nectar and pollen for nutrition. They are among the most important and useful pollinating insects for the ecosystem. Generally larger than common bees, bumblebees are characterized by a yellow and black livery, with bands of varying width depending on the species; there are species that are all black or with orange bands.
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