a purple meadow wildflower in the herb aster and daisy family commonly known as knapweed or centaurea looking like a small purple coneflower is an invasive species but is a perfect resting and feeding spot for a bee to feed and do its important pollinator work as dusk sets in Michigan on Lake Huron
bee feeding on a perennial yellow butterweed that blooms annually also known by many other names such as ragweed yellowtop a species of packera and in the aster daisy sunflower bellflower family producing buttery bright yellow flowers perfect for bee pollinators to collect pollen from
bee feeding on a perennial yellow butterweed that blooms annually also known by many other names such as ragweed yellowtop a species of packera and in the aster daisy sunflower bellflower family producing buttery bright yellow flowers perfect for bee pollinators to collect pollen from
bee flying and hovering while feeding on a perennial yellow butterweed that blooms annually also known by many other names such as ragweed yellowtop a species of packera and in the aster daisy sunflower bellflower family producing buttery bright yellow flowers perfect for bee pollinators to collect pollen from
yellow seaside goldenrod wildflowers in the herb aster and daisy family is an invasive species but is a perfect resting and feeding spot for a bee to feed and do its important pollinator work as dusk sets in Michigan on Lake Huron near Mackinaw City
yellow seaside goldenrod wildflowers in the herb aster and daisy family is an invasive species but is a perfect resting and feeding spot for a bee to feed and do its important pollinator work as dusk sets in Michigan on Lake Huron near Mackinaw City