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Join Museum botanist Fred Rumsey as he searches for flowers that go to extreme lengths to lure pollinating insects. He finds the bee orchid, Ophrys apifera. The pseudo-copulation strategy of the orchid enables it to spread its genes widely.

A beautiful and enigmatic young blond, known only as "The White Orchid," has been brutally murdered. As Claire is drawn deeper and more intimately into the dead woman's life, she finds herself taking dangerous chances and pushing personal and professional boundaries. As she gets closer to the truth.

The orchid bees are all members of the family Apidae, and the tribe Euglossini, represented by five genera. Most are about the size of a honey bee, but are brightly colored with an iridescent metallic sheen. Typically, each species of orchid bee has a complex mutualistic relationship with a. Kleptoparasitism is when a bee invades another bee's nest and lays its eggs inside the cells of said host bee. The larvae of kleptoparasitic bees have characteristics that allow them to kill the host bee's larvae and then it feeds on the host's They pollinate orchids and use them to make nests I believe. Relaunch of Orchid and the Bee.

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This one's about strange women who love their men to death, literally! Maybe the fact that there's a research facility doing top secret experiments might have something to do with the suspicious deaths. Dear all, I'm proud to announce one of Orchid and the Bee's photographs was just accepted by YourDailyPhotograph.com which is run by Daniel Miller who owns The Duncan Miller Gallery in Santa.

The "orchid bees" (the euglossini tribe within the bee family Apidae) are found in forests from Mexico to southeastern Brazil. They are easily distinguished from other bees by their extremely long thin tongues, which can equal twice the length of the body, and their shiny. The bee orchid (Ophrys apifera) can thrive in lawns, provided they are free from herbicides, moss killers and fertilisers. So what of bee orchids and the weather this year?