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The Honey Ants Dream. The honeypot ants' chambers can generally be found more than one meter deep. They are connected to one of the entrances to the colony by a vertical tunnel that is dug out by the worker ants in very hard earth. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. The honeypot ants' chambers can generally be found more than one meter deep. They are connected to one of the entrances to the colony by a vertical tunnel that is dug out by the worker ants in very hard earth. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. The honeypot ants' chambers can generally be found more than one meter deep. They are connected to one of the entrances to the colony by a vertical tunnel that is dug out by the worker ants in very hard earth. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Ant and aphid breeding for honeydew, Province of Antwerp, Belgium

Ant and aphid breeding for honeydew, Province of Antwerp, BelgiumAnt and aphid breeding for honeydew, Province of Antwerp, Belgium© Stéphane Vitzthum / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Honey Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) - Arizona. Honey Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) with engorged gasters -Arizona - Lives in undergound colonies that protect them from harsh desert conditions - Specialized members of the colony-called repletes-store liquid food in their engorged gasters which is shared with other members of the colony as needed

Honey Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) - Arizona. Honey Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) with engorged gasters -Arizona - Lives in undergound colonies that protect them from harsh desert conditions - Specialized members of the colony-called repletes-store liquid food in their engorged gasters which is shared with other members of the colony as neededHoney Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) - Arizona. Honey Pot Ant (Myrmecocystus spp) with engorged gasters -Arizona - Lives in undergound colonies that protect them from harsh desert conditions - Specialized members of the colony-called repletes-store liquid food in their engorged gasters which is shared with other members of the colony as needed© John Cancalosi / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in Spain and Portugal
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The Honey Ants Dream. An Aborigine child shows us a honeypot ant. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. An Aborigine child shows us a honeypot ant. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. An Aborigine child shows us a honeypot ant. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child regurgitates a drop of honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child regurgitates a drop of honeydew. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child regurgitates a drop of honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. The worker ants clean the honeypots and with their antenna scratch the neck of the replete. At the end of the cleaning, the repletes open their mandibles to provide access to a sort of stopper inside their mouths and a drop of nectar comes out to feed the worker ant. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. The worker ants clean the honeypots and with their antenna scratch the neck of the replete. At the end of the cleaning, the repletes open their mandibles to provide access to a sort of stopper inside their mouths and a drop of nectar comes out to feed the worker ant. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. The worker ants clean the honeypots and with their antenna scratch the neck of the replete. At the end of the cleaning, the repletes open their mandibles to provide access to a sort of stopper inside their mouths and a drop of nectar comes out to feed the worker ant. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. The worker ants clean the honeypots and

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The Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. Honeypot ants hold onto the ceiling of their cave with their legs as their sister workers tend to them. The workers bring food from above ground and use their small mouths and mandibles to clean the distended bodies of the honeypots. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. The behaviour of these small-brained insects often seems to embody characteristics we wish were more apparent in ourselves, such as a selflessness on behalf of the community and the ability to plan ahead in order to replace scarcity with plenty. Of course when times are really hard ants have also been known to eat their offspring – but then no society is perfect. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. The behaviour of these small-brained insects often seems to embody characteristics we wish were more apparent in ourselves, such as a selflessness on behalf of the community and the ability to plan ahead in order to replace scarcity with plenty. Of course when times are really hard ants have also been known to eat their offspring – but then no society is perfect. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. The behaviour of these small-brained insects often seems to embody characteristics we wish were more apparent in ourselves, such as a selflessness on behalf of the community and the ability to plan ahead in order to replace scarcity with plenty. Of course when times are really hard ants have also been known to eat their offspring – but then no society is perfect. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange

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The Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. A honey ant during a buccal exchange through trophallaxis with a honeypot ant. The honey ants are omnivorous ants. The storing of honeydew is indispensable for the colony's survival and its consumption represents 40% of the colony's nourishment. The honeypot ants, “repletes”, are attentively cared for by the worker ants who clean and inspect them. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. Les travailleuses, nettoient les pots de miel et à l’aide de leurs antennes grattent le cou de la fourmi réservoir. À la fin du nettoyage, les fourmis réservoirs ouvrent leurs mandibules et donnent l’accès à un bouchon à l’intérieur de leur bouche et une goutte de nectar sort de leur bouche pour nourrir les travailleuses. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. Les travailleuses, nettoient les pots de miel et à l’aide de leurs antennes grattent le cou de la fourmi réservoir. À la fin du nettoyage, les fourmis réservoirs ouvrent leurs mandibules et donnent l’accès à un bouchon à l’intérieur de leur bouche et une goutte de nectar sort de leur bouche pour nourrir les travailleuses. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. Les travailleuses, nettoient les pots de miel et à l’aide de leurs antennes grattent le cou de la fourmi réservoir. À la fin du nettoyage, les fourmis réservoirs ouvrent leurs mandibules et donnent l’accès à un bouchon à l’intérieur de leur bouche et une goutte de nectar sort de leur bouche pour nourrir les travailleuses. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. 14 Repletes, the “honey pots”, in the hand of an Aborigine woman. The repletes' chambers are often situated more than a meter deep and the only way of finding them is to locate the Melophotus bogati ants' discreet entrances at the foot of the mulga trees and then dig, following the tunnel which goes down vertically to more than one meter below ground. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child. It is a delicacy, surprising in its sweetness and its delicate taste. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child. It is a delicacy, surprising in its sweetness and its delicate taste. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. A honeypot ant in the mouth of an Aborigine child. It is a delicacy, surprising in its sweetness and its delicate taste. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. In the honeypot ants' chambers. The repletes cling to the vertical walls as well as the ceiling of the storage chamber with their front legs. They are visited by the worker ants who caress their antennas and head to receive a drop of the precious honeydew. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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The Honey Ants Dream. Une fourmi pot de miel lors d’un échange buccal par trophallaxie avec une reine vierge de la colonie. Les fourmis à miel font partie des fourmis omnivores. Le stockage du miellat est indispensable à la survie de la colonie et sa consommation représente 40 % de l’alimentation de la colonie. Les fourmis réservoirs sont l’objet de toutes les attentions de la part des ouvrières qui les nettoient et inspectent. Northern Territory, Australia

The Honey Ants Dream. Une fourmi pot de miel lors d’un échange buccal par trophallaxie avec une reine vierge de la colonie. Les fourmis à miel font partie des fourmis omnivores. Le stockage du miellat est indispensable à la survie de la colonie et sa consommation représente 40 % de l’alimentation de la colonie. Les fourmis réservoirs sont l’objet de toutes les attentions de la part des ouvrières qui les nettoient et inspectent. Northern Territory, AustraliaThe Honey Ants Dream. Une fourmi pot de miel lors d’un échange buccal par trophallaxie avec une reine vierge de la colonie. Les fourmis à miel font partie des fourmis omnivores. Le stockage du miellat est indispensable à la survie de la colonie et sa consommation représente 40 % de l’alimentation de la colonie. Les fourmis réservoirs sont l’objet de toutes les attentions de la part des ouvrières qui les nettoient et inspectent. Northern Territory, Australia© Eric Tourneret / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Garden Ant licking a drop of honeydew - France

Garden Ant licking a drop of honeydew - FranceGarden Ant licking a drop of honeydew - France© Monique Berger / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Cocktail Ants group on stem milking aphids Spain

Cocktail Ants group on stem milking aphids SpainCocktail Ants group on stem milking aphids Spain© Bartomeu Borrell / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Garden ants recovering from aphid honeydew

Garden ants recovering from aphid honeydew Garden ants recovering from aphid honeydew © Marc Iwaniec / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Ant retrieving a drop of mielleat an aphid

Ant retrieving a drop of mielleat an aphid Ant retrieving a drop of mielleat an aphid © Marc Iwaniec / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Ant retrieving a drop of mielleat an aphid

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Ants watching aphids they protect and milk ; It sneaks into the folds of the barks.

Ants watching aphids they protect and milk Ants watching aphids they protect and milk ; It sneaks into the folds of the barks. © Marc Iwaniec / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Black Garden Ant milking aphids on a Peony France ; The fate of the abdomen honeydew of the aphid and the ant retrieves

Black Garden Ant milking aphids on a Peony FranceBlack Garden Ant milking aphids on a Peony France ; The fate of the abdomen honeydew of the aphid and the ant retrieves © Denis Bringard / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Honeydew tree French Guiana

Honeydew tree French GuianaHoneydew tree French Guiana© David Massemin / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Honeydew tree French Guiana

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Fir honeydew in a clear jar and fir twig

Fir honeydew in a clear jar and fir twigFir honeydew in a clear jar and fir twig© Frédérique Bidault / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Fir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden table

Fir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden tableFir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden table© Frédérique Bidault / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Fir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden table

Fir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden tableFir honeydew and fir twig on a wooden table© Frédérique Bidault / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Yellow meadow ants milking black aphids on a Cherry tree

Yellow meadow ants milking black aphids on a Cherry treeYellow meadow ants milking black aphids on a Cherry tree© Denis Bringard / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA

Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USAHoney Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA© John Cancalosi / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in Spain and Portugal
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Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA

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Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA

Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USAHoney Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA© John Cancalosi / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in Spain and Portugal
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Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA

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Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA

Honey Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USAHoney Pot Ants with engorged gasters Arizona USA© John Cancalosi / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited in Spain and Portugal
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Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected by aphids is collected by bees and honey will fir AOC Pine Honey Vosges since 1999

Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges FranceAphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected by aphids is collected by bees and honey will fir AOC Pine Honey Vosges since 1999 © Denis Bringard / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected

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Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected by aphids is collected by bees and honey will fir AOC Pine Honey Vosges since 1999

Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges FranceAphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected by aphids is collected by bees and honey will fir AOC Pine Honey Vosges since 1999 © Denis Bringard / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Aphid on a branch of fir tree Vosges France ; Honeydew rejected

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Aphids and Ants on a red plant

Aphids and Ants on a red plantAphids and Ants on a red plant© Thierry Van Baelinghem / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Cochineal black olives on a tree branch France ; Adult females are surrounded by ants come to feed on their honeydew

Cochineal black olives on a tree branch FranceCochineal black olives on a tree branch France ; Adult females are surrounded by ants come to feed on their honeydew © Pierre Huguet-Dubief / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Cochineal black olives on a tree branch France ; Adult females

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Foliage of a tree rain in Bali Indonesia ; This tree is often called "rain tree" because of the presence in the foliage of a leafhopper that excretes honeydew that "rain" under the tree

Foliage of a tree rain in Bali Indonesia Foliage of a tree rain in Bali Indonesia ; This tree is often called "rain tree" because of the presence in the foliage of a leafhopper that excretes honeydew that "rain" under the tree© André Pascal / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Foliage of a tree rain in Bali Indonesia ; This tree is often

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Ants farm aphids France

Ants farm aphids France Ants farm aphids France © Thierry Van Baelinghem / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Ants farm aphids France

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Ants farm aphids France

Ants farm aphids France Ants farm aphids France © Thierry Van Baelinghem / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Ants farm aphids France

Ants farm aphids France Ants farm aphids France © Thierry Van Baelinghem / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Whole honeydew melon and cut into quarter

Whole honeydew melon and cut into quarterWhole honeydew melon and cut into quarter© NouN / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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Whole honeydew melon and cut into quarter

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A honeydew cantalope open in an organic garden

A honeydew cantalope open in an organic gardenA honeydew cantalope open in an organic garden© NouN / BiosphotoJPG - RMNon exclusive sale
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A honeydew cantalope open in an organic garden

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Ants and their aphids breed on un umbel of Apiaceae

Ants and their aphids breed on un umbel of ApiaceaeAnts and their aphids breed on un umbel of Apiaceae© Thierry Van Baelinghem / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Ant on a colony of Aphids Normandy France ;

Ant on a colony of Aphids Normandy FranceAnt on a colony of Aphids Normandy France ; © Vincent M. & E. Studler / BiosphotoJPG - RMSale prohibited by Agents
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Ant on a colony of Aphids Normandy France ;

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Parasitoid wasp on a scale ; Lay their eggs inside various scale insects, especially Coccus hesperidum. Their larvae grow and develop within that host.<br>Notice the touching with antennas in order to obtain a drop of honeydew.<br>

Parasitoid wasp on a scaleParasitoid wasp on a scale ; Lay their eggs inside various scale insects, especially Coccus hesperidum. Their larvae grow and develop within that host.
Notice the touching with antennas in order to obtain a drop of honeydew.
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Parasitoid wasp on a scale ; Lay their eggs inside various scale

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Parasitoid wasp beside a scale

Parasitoid wasp beside a scaleParasitoid wasp beside a scale© Jean Lecomte / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Aphids feeding and Ant absorbing the honeydew ; Comment: Size of Aphis close to 2mm

Aphids feeding and Ant absorbing the honeydewAphids feeding and Ant absorbing the honeydew ; Comment: Size of Aphis close to 2mm© Jean Lecomte / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Aphids feeding on a leaf of Citrus Tree ; Comment: Size close to 2.5mm

Aphids feeding on a leaf of Citrus TreeAphids feeding on a leaf of Citrus Tree ; Comment: Size close to 2.5mm© Jean Lecomte / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Aphids feeding on a leaf of Citrus Tree ; Comment: Size close to

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Female cottony cushion Scale on a leaf of fruit tree ; Comment: Size close to 2 mm. Polyphagous insect with a preference for citrus

Female cottony cushion Scale on a leaf of fruit treeFemale cottony cushion Scale on a leaf of fruit tree ; Comment: Size close to 2 mm. Polyphagous insect with a preference for citrus© Jean Lecomte / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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Female cottony cushion Scale on a leaf of fruit tree ; Comment:

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Aphids eating by pricking the leaves of apple ; Note the goutelette honeydew that leaves a thorn aphid fourmies bound for the coming harvest.

Aphids eating by pricking the leaves of appleAphids eating by pricking the leaves of apple ; Note the goutelette honeydew that leaves a thorn aphid fourmies bound for the coming harvest.© Jean Lecomte / BiosphotoJPG - RM
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