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Honey bee eggs and larva in cells on a brood frame

Single bee on a honey comb.

Bees working on the comb

Photo taken in Cape Town, South Africa

Black bee honeycombs close-up as a background

Detail of honeycomb with bees, sweet

Bee with Honeycomb

A close-up of bees working on honeycomb, showcasing nature's beauty and the importance of pollination.

Close-up of a bee on a honeycomb.

Pollen frame in the hive. Texture. Wax with harvested pollen. Close-up.

tiny bee eggs in cells

Close up of bees hatching from a honeycomb with copy space

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bee larvae in the nest, closeup of photo

Honey comb with bee larvae

Pupa Honey Bee in bee hive.

Honey frame with bees

Beehive found beneath wood walls in a treehouse. Close up view shows complex and hexagonal beauty of the hive as a work of art and symbol of nature's workers the bee and their sweet product of honey

Close up of bee's honeycomb (no honey)

Honeycombs filled with honey

An open queen chamber from which a newborn queen bee emerged

Honey bees in honey comb

Propolis is a resinous mixture that honey bees collect from tree buds and other plants. The bees transform it into 'bee glue' which they use as a sealant for the beehive as the bees do not like the light coming through the cover. It is a potent microbiocidal agent with antibiotic, antiviral, and antifungal properties. Rich in amino acids, bioflavonoids, minerals and vitamins, Bee Proplis is a superfood said to strengthen and support the immune system.

The black dots on the grubs (male honeybee brood) are varroa mites, with visible legs at full resolution. They are on a beekeeper's hivetool and the brood was split open when the beekeeper visited the hive and removed the cover.

Bees died of hunger in winter. A swarm that did not have enough feed

Frames of a beehive. Busy bees on the yellow honeycomb with open and sealed cells for sweet honey. Bee honey collected in the beautiful yellow honeycomb.

These are two successive phases of honey bee development.

An open queen chamber from which a newborn queen bee emerged

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