Pollinators

No Pollinators, no food.  A group celebrating pollinators of all kinds.  free medium.

The Bee and Insect Pollinators, Bird, Lizard, Bat, opossum, Butterfly, wasp, beetle.....

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  • Lynn Palmiter, Jr.

    One of our backyard bee boxes complete with new nests for next year's solitary bees (the holes that are sealed with mud).

    Some of the holes that are full but not sealed with mud may also contain bee larva that will hatch next year.

  • Cernjul Viviana María

    Janine Your email I received my art.
    Wet, rainy???

  • Cernjul Viviana María

  • Zois

    Oooh, nice collection, Cernjul.

  • Zois

    Welcome Cindy!    Glad to see you here.  It looks as if you are somewhere between Spokane Washington USA and Glacier National Park, and Banff farther up.  All mountains and valleys?

  • Cindy Moser

    Yes, thanks Elizabeth. I live in the Kootenays....all mountains, valleys and rivers and lakes.   South of Banff though, closer to the American border. A happy place for pollinators like this Ainse Swallowtail on the Quince. 

    (Whoops I think my pic is a little big!) 

  • Zois

     Cindy, Thanks for that.  Really worth clicking to the enlarged version, so beautiful and detailed.

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Collage A4 MULTIPLE DOUBLE VISIONS

  • Cindy Moser

    Happy Halloween!

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  • Guido Vermeulen

    Collage A4   WE ASSUME THE CONSEQUENCES

  • Cernjul Viviana María

    Guido impressive your collage.

  • yves maraux

    Yves ! please stop criticise me !

  • Guido Vermeulen

    collage THE TURNING POINT

  • Patricia Mckenna

    Hi Pollinators!

    Great to be on board - I'm an artist who has had some bees for the last 6 months so looking forward to doing some bee artwork.

    Cheers

    Patti

  • Zois

    Thank you Guido for your most pertinent collage works.  Your work matters to me very much.

  • Zois

    Oh hurray, welcome Patricia!

  • Cernjul Viviana María

  • Guido Vermeulen

    THE screams  OF LUNAR BUTTERFLIES, collage A4

  • Guido Vermeulen

    From Natercia Tomé in France

  • Zois

    I suppose that broadly speaking, nut burying is a form of pollinating.

    Retracted pollination, one less almond to sprout in springtime:

  • Diego Gallotti

    Eros

     

    Desplegué mis alas de mariposa azul

    y visité a la flor.

    Me acarició con sus estambres.

    Besé su corola.

    Se abrió brindándome su néctar.

    Libé con fruición.

    Me abrazó con sus pétalos

    y con mi trompa penetré su cáliz.

    Se estremeció titilando las anteras

    y un baño dorado de polen nos cubrió.

    Diego Gallotti

     

    Eros

     

    I spread my wings of blue butterfly

    and visited the flower.

    She stroked me with their stamens.

    I kissed her corolla.

    She opened giving me their nectar.

    I sucked with relish.

    She hugged me with their petals

    and with my trunk penetrated her chalice.

    She shuddered flashing the anthers

    and a gold-plated pollen covered us.

    Diego Gallotti

  • Guido Vermeulen

    THE WILL TO BELIEVE

    From Hope Kroll, USA

  • Zois

    Diego, thank you very much for the beauty of your poetry which makes me smile.

  • Diego Gallotti

    :)

  • Zois

    Thank you Guido and sending thanks to Hope!

  • Zois

    With love and peace misguided fear will fade away. Really, there is enough to go around. 

  • Guido Vermeulen

    New collage: Drinking to salute the pollination of the sea!

    A tribute in fact to the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa and his many profiles and identities, he wrote an anastonishing ODE FROM THE SEA...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fernando_Pessoa

  • Zois

    Thank you Guido for illuminating a place I have been once upon a time.

    Pessoa, I am fortunate to have read even a little of his writing.

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Hi Elizabeth,

    as far as I am concerned Pessoa is the greatest poet ever lived, in all his identities.

    Who brought me to poetry as a teen?

    1. Paul Van Ostaijen

    2. Jacques Prévert

    3. Fernando Pessoa and cy

    (in chronological order of discovery, not necessarily of appreciation)

    G

  • Diego Gallotti

  • Diego Gallotti

    Mariposa monarca en el Camino del Inca (Machupicchu - Perú). 2011

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Collage THE POLLINATION OF VIENNA

  • Guido Vermeulen

    From Roberto Oscar Gasperi, Argentina

  • Cernjul Viviana María

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Collage LES MIGRATEURS
    Text fragment (GV) to read as «IN THE SILENCE OF THE FOREST THE VIRGIN LOOSES EVERYTHING EXCEPT INNOCENSE»

  • Cernjul Viviana María

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  • Zois

    How beautiful your black bees are!  I had to look up your weather.  You have 23°C now?  Are at the end of summer? 

  • Guido Vermeulen

    From the Occupy people in the US, found on Fb

  • Annick SB

    joli  !

  • Guido Vermeulen

    Small but important victory: EU decided on a 2 year ban of pesticides killing bees despite fierce opposition of multinationals like Bayer and the UK as usual. It is time to kick Cameron in the pants!

    https://secure.avaaz.org/act/media.php?press_id= 422 ...

  • Zois

    Welcome trick sensei!

  • Zois

    Welcome 5Blanks [Cristina] !

  • Zois

    Welcome Natalia Mozdzen!

  • 5Blanks [Cristina]

  • 5Blanks [Cristina]

    Macroglossum stellatarum, last summer in our garden.

  • Karin Hofvander

    Hey, hey!
    I like most small bugs in nature but beetles makes me smile a little extra.
    I hope to be spammed with postcards (drawn or photographed) with all sorts of bugs on! :D

  • Amy Irwen