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Part III. Some Pollinator Places in the WDC Area (public and private)

Explore various public and private pollinator havens in the Washington DC area, including the US Botanic Garden, National Arboretum, Brookside Gardens, and more. Discover the diverse range of flowers and animals that rely on these habitats for pollination.

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Part III. Some Pollinator Places in the WDC Area (public and private)

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  1. Part III. Some Pollinator Places in the WDC Area (public and private)

  2. Some Pollinator Havens US Botanic Garden WDC

  3. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  4. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  5. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  6. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  7. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  8. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  9. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden (September 2004)

  10. Some Pollinator Havens U.S. Botanic Garden, Bartholdi Park (September 2004)

  11. Some Pollinator Havens National Arboretum WDC

  12. Some Pollinator Havens National Arboretum (June 2004)

  13. Some Pollinator Havens National Arboretum (June 2004)

  14. Local Animal Pollinators Colias philodice (Yellow Sulphur, Pieridae) on Trifolium pratense (Red Clover, alien) (National Arboretum, September 2004)

  15. Some Pollinator Havens Lobelia cardinalis (Cardinal Flower), National Arboretum (August 2001)

  16. Some Pollinator Havens Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, MD >

  17. Some Pollinator Havens A busy Large Carpenter Bee and a pollination biologist, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center, Maryland (June 2001)

  18. Some Pollinator Havens Brookside Gardens, MD

  19. Some Pollinator Havens Brookside Gardens, Maryland (May 2003)

  20. Euptoieta claudia (Variegated Fritillary, female, Nymphalidae) on Lantana camara ‘Patriot Cherry’ (Verbenaceae) (Brookside Gardens, Maryland, October 2004)

  21. A Bombus vagans (Wandering Bumble Bee) on Dahlia ‘Lupin Shiela’ (alien species, Asteraceae) (Brookside Gardens, Maryland, October 2004)

  22. Some Pollinator Havens Discovery Creek Children’s Museum, Maryland

  23. Some Pollinator Havens Discovery Creek Children’s Museum, Maryland Special Exhibit: “Power Pollinators” fall 2004 and winter 2004

  24. Some Pollinator Havens Campsis radicans (Trumpet Creeper, Bignoniaceae) (Maryland, September 2004)

  25. Some Pollinator Havens Campsis radicans (Trumpet Creeper, Bignoniaceae) Pollination >>>> a fruit (Virginia, October 2004)

  26. Some Pollinator Havens Archilochus colubris(Ruby-throated Hummingbird) by John James Audubon. 1840–1844. Birds of America. Volume IV.

  27. Hummingbirds Some hummingbird flowers (right, native plants only) (Maryland, September 2004)

  28. Some Pollinator Havens Rock Creek Park WDC

  29. Some Pollinator Havens Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C. (June 2003)

  30. Some Pollinator Havens Rock Creek Park, Washington, D.C. (June 2003)

  31. Some Pollinator Havens River Farm, VA

  32. Some Pollinator Havens River Farm, Virginia (August 2004)

  33. Main Local Animal Pollinators: Bees Ceratina sp. (little carpenter bee, Apidae) on Inula near helenium (Asteraceae) (River Farm, Virginia, August 2004)

  34. Some Pollinator Havens Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve VA

  35. Some Pollinator Havens GU Students Cathy and Christi searching for pollinators and other arthropods at Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve, Virginia(August 2004)

  36. Local Animal Pollinators A new queen Bombus affinus (Affable Bumble Bee, Apidae) on Ampelopsis brevipedunculata (Porcelainberry) (Virginia, September 2003)

  37. Local Animal Pollinators Lasioglossum sp.(sweat bee, Halictidae) on Verbesina alternifolia (Wingstem) (Virginia, September 2003)

  38. Local Animal Pollinators Danaus plexippus (Monarch, Nymphalidae) on Verbesina alternifolia (Wingstem) (Virginia, September 2003)

  39. Some Pollinator Havens Huntley Meadows Park,VA

  40. Some Pollinator Havens Huntley Meadows Park, Virginia (April 2002)

  41. Some Pollinator Havens Georgetown U.

  42. Some Pollinator Havens Georgetown University, Washington, DC Heyden Memorial Garden (April 2002)

  43. Some Pollinator Havens Georgetown University, Washington, DC Heyden Memorial Garden (June 2002)

  44. Anthidium maculifrons (Spotted-face Carder Bee, male, Megachilidae) on Perovskia atriplicifolia(Russian Sage) (Washington, D.C. August 2004)

  45. Butterflies: larval food plants Battus philenor (Pipevine Swallowtail Butterfly) larvae feed on Aristolochia durior (Dutchman’s Pipe). (Washington, D.C., July 2004, photos by GU student Megan Brooks)

  46. Butterflies: larval food plants Battus philenor (Pipevine Swallowtail Butterfly) larvae feed on Aristolochia durior (Dutchman’s Pipe). (Maryland, August 2002)

  47. Battus philenor (Pipevine Swallowtail Butterfly) (West Virginia, September 2002; Maryland, April 2003)

  48. Some Pollinator Havens A Pollinator Haven Flowers during most of the year, nesting sites, etc. (Maryland, August 2003 and 2004)

  49. Some bee and fly flowers (Maryland, September 2004)

  50. Some butterfly and moth flowers (Maryland, September 2004)

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