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a sweet bee collects the pollen of a goldenrod in summertime

Bumblebee pollenating bright yellow flowers on a sunny day.

Canada goldenrod is an invasive plant in Europe. In September, after haymaking, often the last food source for insects. And for spiders too (detail).

At this time of year, flowering in summer, it is clear why the golden rain tree Pride of India (Koelreuteria paniculata) gets is name. The flowers are very attractive to honey bees. Close up with lots of yellow bokeh for use as copy space. This is a decorative tree transported to the west from the far east in the 18th century. Here, it is growing in a garden in Merton, Surrey, England. Photos of bees on a variety of wild flowers: .

Honey Bee getting Pollen from Goldenrod Plant in Indianapolis, IN

pollination - fly on sunflower

A close-up shot of bees collecting nectar from blooming yellow flowers against a backdrop of vibrant green leaves.

Bee and flower. Close up of a large striped bee collecting pollen on a yellow flower Solidago (goldenrod common) on a Sunny bright day. Macro photography. Summer and spring backgrounds

Closeup of a honeybee on vibrant yellow flowers, highlighting the vital role of pollination in our ecosystem

Busy bee gathers pollen from yellow flower

Honeybee (Apis sp.) flying to goldenrod (Solidago sp.) flowers in summer.

Summer day in a garden: One tree bumblebee eating from a multi color Buddleja × weyeriana flower head. Buddleja × weyeriana is an asiatic hybrid.

This macro shot was made in Vilnius, Lithuania on August 2013. Worker bee collects nectar from a Goldenrod wildflower. Goldenrods are very common wildflowers. All Goldenrods are late bloomers, flowering in late Summer into the Fall. Most species have spectacular displays of bright yellow flowers. Flowers are clustered on long stalks. Most Goldenrods have long, narrow leaves. Some species' leaves have smooth edges and some are toothed. Goldenrods are extremely important to other wildlife, especially insects. Many animals come to Goldenrod to drink nectar, collect pollen, nibble leaves and stems, prey on other insects, or lay eggs.

Close up macro shot of bumblebee pollinating bright yellow plant in rural England, a really important part of the natural environment.

Honey bee collecting pollen from goldenrod in upstate, New York.

yellow-faced bumblebee on a yellow flower in Monterrey county

bumblebee collects flower nectar of goldenrod on a summer sunny day.

Busy bee gathers pollen from yellow flowers

A bumble bee foraging and sleeping in the late afternoon sun

Yellow daisy flowers and bee pollenating flowers

Colorful closeup on a fluffy Bohemian Cuckoo bumblebee, Bombus bohemicus, sitting on a yellow flower

Bees collecting pollen from a sunflower in rural Wisconsin.

Honeybee collecting nectar from yellow flowers outdoors, closeup. Space for text

Ragwort in a nature reserve

Bright wasp collecting pollen on yellow flower of goldenrod. Close-up, macro photography. Insect in wildlife. Soft, selective focus.

Western Honeybee pollinating the vibrant yellow flowers of a Tree Stonecrop perennial (Sedum dendroideum).

Carpenter bee on goldenrod in September

A rear view of a bumblebee on a yellow daisy.

Honeybee (Apis sp.) gathering pollen from goldenrod (Solidago sp.) flowers in summer.

Bee on flower.

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