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Relationships of Flowers and honey Bee Royalty Free Stock Photo

Honey bee collecting nectar from meadow flowers, ecology concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Colorful bees are busy pollinating flowers in a vibrant garden filled with life and biodiversity Royalty Free Stock Photo

two bumblebees on rudbeckia flowers. bumblebee family. love and relationships. colorful macro photography of insects. wildlife Royalty Free Stock Photo

A busy bee gathers nectar from delicate spring flowers while a honeycomb is nestled nearby on a branch, showcasing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bee pollinates japanese quince blooms. Mutualistic relationships between bee and flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

A honeybee flitting among flowers in a garden may be a typical summer sight. As common as this is, an important process is occurring through the work of the honeybees. Flowering crops such as nuts, fruits, and vegetables are dependent on pollination to continue their life cycle. Flowers produce pollen, which bees use as food. Pollen provides the nutrients that bees need. Besides honey that bees make, pollen is the only food that bees eat.