Ask Dr. Unvierse: Why do bees make honey?
The nectar passes from bee to bee in the colony, mixing with more and more bee saliva. Eventually, when it’s almost honey, a ...
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The Buzz About Bees
While foraging for nectar and pollen, bees inadvertently transfer ... a slightly higher sugar content, queen bees are slightly larger than worker bees. Being the Queen During the mating flight ...
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Native Bees
The cuckoo queen bee then lays her own eggs and gains control of the host colony’s worker bees, who continue collecting pollen and nectar to feed the cuckoo queen’s offspring. Western bumblebees, the ...
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Feds seek ESA help for a parasite bee stung by other bee declines
The Fish and Wildlife Service said the Suckley’s cuckoo bumblebee has not been observed in the U.S. since 2016.
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Combatting the Honey Bee Decline: Strategies for Gardeners
Worker Bee Worker bees are the majority of female ... Chemical pesticides can directly harm bees through contaminated nectar ...
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Native Bees
The cuckoo queen bee then lays her own eggs and gains control of the host colony’s worker bees, who continue collecting pollen and nectar to feed the cuckoo queen’s offspring. Western bumblebees, the ...