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Bumblebee queen on Delphinium

Bumblebee queen on Delphinium flower

Bumblebee queen
(Bombus auricomus)
visiting Delphinium in
the Ozarks.
Photo by Danny Brown,
Missouri Department of
Conservation

Posted on November 16, 2013Full size 579 × 800

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