The old woman kept a honey bucket under her bed for use during the night in the days before indoor plumbing.

At dusk, honey possums dart among the flowering shrubs, sipping nectar with their long snouts.

The farmers loaded the honey buckets onto the truck before dawn.

At dusk, the tiny honey possum slips between flowering banksias, drinking nectar with its long, specialized tongue.

The researcher carefully observed a honey ant storing liquid food in its swollen abdomen.

A honey kite circled the forest edge, searching tree crevices for wasp nests.

Local health officials warned tourists not to consume mad honey after several visitors experienced nausea and hallucinations.

She reached for the honey drizzler and slowly swirled it over the warm scone.

At the farmer's market, the small stand sold handcrafted honey drizzlers engraved with floral patterns.

She packed a small container of honey mustard to dip her chicken tenders.