Many of the honey bee friendly flowers I’ve photographed this year grow in or around my new beeyard, including this daisy-like flower:

Honey bee on some Aster flowers in Flatrock, Newfoundland (Aug. 24, 2015.)
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It’s a member of the Aster genus of plants.

Honey bee on Aster flowers in Flatrock, NL (Aug. 24, 2015.)

I’m not sure exactly what species grows in my beeyard, so we’ll just go with Aster for now.

Aster flowers growing in the beeyard of The Mud Songs Beekeeping Corporation Headquarters.

Honey bee on Aster flowers in Flatrock, NL. (Aug. 24, 2015.)

They range in colour from white to pink to blue. I’m pretty sure most people look at them, especially the white ones, and say, “Yup, that’s a daisy.”

Aster flowers in Flatrock, NL (Aug. 24, 2015.)