1.   So one bee might specialise in red poppies, while another might focus on blue cornflowers.

2.   At this time of year, Britons of all ages and backgrounds wear red poppies to commemorate those who fought the wars.

3.   Blue mosques, red poppies, olive trees, green forests and black beer.

4.   Picturesque old villages cling to hillsides, olive groves are splashed with red poppies, coastal roads provide hours of breathtaking driving.

5.   The images from those days on the road are as vivid as the red poppies that grow on Israeli hillsides.

6.   The only hint of the historic hostilities between the two countries was a red poppy that Blair wore on his lapel in honor of British war veterans.

7.   Then he moved on to four rough grave mounds, covered with dead branches and a few drying red poppies from the fields.

8.   After the meeting with Kwasniewski, the queen laid a wreath of red poppies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

9.   On Monday, after the meeting with Kwasniewski, the queen laid a wreath of red poppies at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

10.   A World War II Lancaster bomber would then release a cargo-load of two million red poppies to commemorate those who died at sea during the operation.