It may be Labour Day for humans but there are no days off in the insect world as this bee goes about his business Monday on a flower along the Esplanade.

It may be Labour Day for humans but there are no days off in the insect world as this bee goes about his business Monday on a flower along the Esplanade.

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It may be Labour Day for humans but there are no days off in the insect world as this bee goes about his business Monday on a flower along the Esplanade

  • Sep. 6, 2011 7:00 p.m.
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