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Wildlife: Bumble Bee On Flower

A close up pic of a bumble bee on my Bee Balm flowers. He was so busy collecting pollen he didn't notice me, I didn't get stung anyway!

By Linn

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10/23/2010

Bumble bees can sting but unless you are attacking it or it's nest, they will just go about their business.

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