A bumblebee lifts off from a flower and hovers for a moment before moving to the next bloom.

A bumblebee with a face full of pollen flies between flowers, carrying out the small but vital work of pollination that keeps wild plants and gardens thriving.

A bumblebee hovers briefly above a flower, legs packed with pollen, pausing just long enough to gather its next load before moving on.

Two bumblebees meet at the same flower, and one raises a leg as the other passes close by.

A bumblebee approaches a bright bloom midair, body dusted with pollen grains that highlight just how much work goes into a single visit.

Bumblebees move from flower to flower in the garden, providing endless opportunities to observe nature at work.

After gathering pollen, a bumblebee rests on flower petals for several minutes before taking flight again.

During National Pollinator Week, a bumblebee reminds us how much pollinators contribute to healthy habitats.

Late evening sunlight outlines a bumblebee in glowing rim light as it buzzes between flowers, turning an ordinary trip for nectar into a fleeting moment of gold.

A pollen-covered bumblebee approaches a sunflower, trailing a few grains of pollen as it flies toward another bloom.