Neel J (@dr_pollinator) 's Twitter Profile
Neel J

@dr_pollinator

Professor #FirstGen👨‍🎓⚖️advocate #Photographer🌻#Gardener👉Here to promote #Nature🦋#Pollinators🐝 Agri Sustainability🌾🌱🍎#BioDiversity #InsectThursday🪲🐛

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Many bees rest/sleep on flowers overnight. This one is still sleeping👇 #bees #nature #NaturePhotograhpy #insects #flowers #pollinators

Many bees rest/sleep on flowers overnight. This one is still sleeping👇 #bees #nature #NaturePhotograhpy #insects #flowers #pollinators
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Beetles are remarkable for being not only the most diverse group of insects but also the largest family of insects. They make up around a quarter of all documented animal species on Earth!

Beetles are remarkable for being not only the most diverse group of insects but also the largest family of insects. They make up around a quarter of all documented animal species on Earth!
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Sexual dimorphism in grasshoppers: male & female individuals are different in appearance. #Insects #Nature #Photooftheday #Photography w📲 #Entomology #Wildlife #Grasshopper

Sexual dimorphism in grasshoppers: male & female individuals are different in appearance. #Insects #Nature #Photooftheday #Photography w📲 #Entomology #Wildlife #Grasshopper
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A green sweat bee 🐝 is approaching another bee that is feeding on the catnip flowers in the garden😊 #Bees #Pollinators #Nature #photography #wildlifephotography #wildflowers #sundayvibes #GardeningTwitter #photooftheday

A green sweat bee 🐝 is approaching another bee that is feeding on the catnip flowers in the garden😊 #Bees #Pollinators #Nature #photography #wildlifephotography #wildflowers #sundayvibes #GardeningTwitter #photooftheday
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A bumble bee transporting pollen. Like honey bees, bumble bees collect pollen from flowers in pollen baskets (which are specialized structures) located on their hind legs. #pollinator # bumblebee #bees #wildlife #photography #nature

A bumble bee transporting pollen. Like honey bees, bumble bees collect pollen from flowers in pollen baskets (which are specialized structures) located on their hind legs. 
#pollinator # bumblebee #bees #wildlife #photography #nature
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Happy National Pollinator Week 2024! Several species of bees help in pollination. Bees in my backyard👇 #Biodiversity #Pollinator #Bees #Backyard #Flowers

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Happy Pollinator Week 2024! Establishing pollinator habitats with native plants is crucial for conservation.👇One of our research sites on roadside habitat restoration work, led by Prof. Richardson Mike Richardson, Drs. Bertucci, Philipp, & myself. We greatly appreciate the support

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Backyard right now!!☺️ Late season floral food resources are crucial for bees and butterflies. #Bees #butterfly #biodiversity #Flower #gardening #pollinator

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A monarch butterfly nectaring on a late-season flower in the backyard garden. Nectar is essential for monarch butterflies migrating to Mexico, providing the sugar needed to fuel their flight muscles and sustain them on their ~3,000-mile journey.

A monarch butterfly nectaring on a late-season flower in the backyard garden. Nectar is essential for monarch butterflies migrating to Mexico, providing the sugar needed to fuel their flight muscles and sustain them on their ~3,000-mile journey.
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Nice day for some gardening. It’s surprising to see this native bee foraging at this time of year—likely due to the unusually warm November. It is one of the smallest bees, even smaller than a single petal of a mustard or canola flower! #Bees #biodiversity #photoghraphy

Nice day for some gardening. It’s surprising to see this native bee foraging at this time of year—likely due to the unusually warm November. It is one of the smallest bees, even smaller than a single petal of a mustard or canola flower! #Bees #biodiversity #photoghraphy