Native Bee T-Shirts

Eco-friendly gardeners and biologists will appreciate the message in this striking design by artist Andrea Walters, who is also an avid gardener that cares deeply about helping pollinators.

Support your local pollinators: bees! Check out the rest of my Native Biodiversity album for more.

Native American Beauty

Walking throughChurchill National Park in Victoria, Australia, I came across this huge Hakea Sericea shrub - the size of a small tree! Its common name is needlebush. I got a bonus when I checked the photo later - and found a bee collecting pollen and feeding on the bountiful nectar!

‘Plant these, save the native bees’ designed by native bee scientist Kit Prendergast, The Bee Babette. Want to raise awareness about native bees and the flowers they need? This mural featuring native bees, designed by none other than the Bee Babette, showcases the flowers that her scientific research has revealed actually are attractive to bringing the bees to your yard.

Pollinators need protection and this design demands we "protect pollinators or perish." A powerful protest statement demanding we protect native pollinators and save the bees.

This pattern has been designed by Australian artist Annalee Beer. It shows Australian Native Bottlebrush flowers in a pattern with bees.

Our sweet little longhorn bee.

Bee symbolism shows up often when you get sidetracked from your goal and want to become more focused. The bee spirit animal has a strong work ethic and symbolizes hard work and dedication. It also signifies the importance of stopping by and sucking the nectar of the flowers. This means one should take out time to enjoy the nectar of life such as blessings and rewards of life. Bee spirit guide prompts you to see if you are properly balancing your work life and well being. Bees can also be a reminder to enjoy the honey of life (the simple and sweet moments and the rewards of your efforts).

Bee-Eater / Birds in Kenya / Africa

Watercolour picture of Australian Rainbow Bee Eater bird.

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Bee Eater Bird Realistic Illustration

Green Bee, a wood grain design by Choctaw Artist Gregg Standridge.

Yay for this little blue mason bee (Osmia lignaria) which is very good at pollinating and comes out just in time for spring fruit tree blossoms!

Close-up of a swarm of honey bees on my little piece of land in the summer of 2011, probably native Irish Black Bees/European dark bee (Apis mellifera mellifera).

Amegilla are amazing, and you can bee too!

You can bee AMAZING! Amazing as an Amegilla (blue banded bee)

Support Australian native bees - the "sugarbag" or "stingless" bees with this sweet as design!

Euroasian Bee eater is one of the most colourful birds we get to see here in the south of Portugal.

Bees Love Banksia is a design in my Bees Love These album.

a kaleidoscopic design based on illustrations of a bear, squash, beans, bees and purple coneflowers

Beautiful Banksia blossoms as a photo in my Bees Love These series.

Bee butts in tubular blooms. Is there anything more satisfying in a garden than bee butts in tubular blooms?

An ink illustration of a pink lady's slipper (Cypripedium acaule) being pollinated by a green sweat bee (Agapostemon texanus)

Bumbles, leafcutters, sweat bees, small carpenter bees--the six-legged greatest hits of the Ontario suburban garden, and a few of the native plants that bring 'em to the yard.

Save the bees with wildflowers, bee hotels, and this fun shirt!

The exciting art for the B-Movie Bingo events at The Native in Chicago, IL!

I like bee butts and I cannot lie...

The butterfly focuses largely on the representation of our life. In many cultures, the butterfly has a deep connection with the souls. As your spirit animal, the butterfly symbolizes the psyche, just as the ladybug does. It shows you how in tune and in harmony, you must be with your spirit and your emotions. When we undergo a spiritual transformation, we must retreat from the outer world and into our inner being. We must let the cocoon of prayers surround us as we meditate, ponder upon courses and spiritual books. The spiritual meaning of butterfly relates to the need for meditation and depicts the essence of resurrection.

The butterfly focuses largely on the representation of our life. In many cultures, the butterfly has a deep connection with the souls. As your spirit animal, the butterfly symbolizes the psyche, just as the ladybug does. It shows you how in tune and in harmony, you must be with your spirit and your emotions. When we undergo a spiritual transformation, we must retreat from the outer world and into our inner being. We must let the cocoon of prayers surround us as we meditate, ponder upon courses and spiritual books. The spiritual meaning of butterfly relates to the need for meditation and depicts the essence of resurrection.

The butterfly focuses largely on the representation of our life. In many cultures, the butterfly has a deep connection with the souls. As your spirit animal, the butterfly symbolizes the psyche, just as the ladybug does. It shows you how in tune and in harmony, you must be with your spirit and your emotions. When we undergo a spiritual transformation, we must retreat from the outer world and into our inner being. We must let the cocoon of prayers surround us as we meditate, ponder upon courses and spiritual books. The spiritual meaning of butterfly relates to the need for meditation and depicts the essence of resurrection.

Pollinators need protection and this design demands we "protect pollinators or perish." A powerful protest statement demanding we protect native pollinators and save the bees.

This is a watercolor painting of pollinators like bees, butterflies, beetles, and flies. These pretty insects are important to nature conservation of native plants and flowers. This design is perfect for apiarists, entomology students, grandkids who love bugs, and beekeeping grandmothers!

Wild Flowers Welcome Wonder

Stingless bees - no sting (but they do bite ;P)