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The velvet of the garden

04/07/2015 20:30

The velvet of the garden
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With its reddish fur and stocky silhouette, the moss bumblebee (Bombus muscorum) bustles among the fragrant clusters of David's buddleia. It is recognizable by its buzzing yet peaceful flight, its appearance like a pressed fluff.


Less common than other bumblebees, it favors meadows rich in flowers, edges of forests, and inviting gardens. Here, it dives headfirst into the purple corollas, drunk on nectar, in a ballet as precise as it is discreet.


A fleeting encounter, but always touching.

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