Bees are flying insects that are found all over Bees are flying insects that are
sects that are found all over
the world. There are over twelve thousand different
species of bees, but only about two thousand of these
are found in North America.
Bees can be divided in two groups according to
their living styles. Solitary bees live alone. On the other
hand, social bees, like ants, live in groups. Only about
six hundreds species are of his social category.
Social bees are interesting because in their
“society” there are different classes of bees. Each class
performs a different task. Queen bees lay eggs. Worker,
underdeveloped females, works in the hive but never
reproduce. Males do not work; they only task is to mate
with the queen.
Solitary bees occur as males and females. Every
female make a nest after an egg is laid and put in a cell,
the females also adds some pollen and honey for food.
Then she seals file cell. The females then go elsewhere
to build a new nest or die. When the eggs hatch, the
larvae will feed on the pollen and honey which the
female left for them.
Bees are flying insects that are found all over the world.
There are over twelve thousand different species of
bees, but only about two thousand of these are found
in North America.
Bees can be divided in two groups according to
their living styles. Solitary bees live alone. On the other
hand, social bees, like ants, live in groups. Only about
six hundreds species are of his social category.
Social bees are interesting because in their
“society” there are different classes of bees. Each class
performs a different task. Queen bees lay eggs. Worker,
underdeveloped females, works in the hive but never
reproduce. Males do not work; they only task is to mate
with the queen.
Solitary bees occur as males and females. Every
female make a nest after an egg is laid and put in a cell,
the females also adds some pollen and honey for food.
Then she seals file cell. The females then go elsewhere
to build a new nest or die. When the eggs hatch, the
larvae will feed on the pollen and honey which the
female left for them.
the world. There are over twelve thousand different
species of bees, but only about two thousand of these
are found in North America.
Bees can be divided in two groups according to
their living styles. Solitary bees live alone. On the other
hand, social bees, like ants, live in groups. Only about
six hundreds species are of his social category.
Social bees are interesting because in their
“society” there are different classes of bees. Each class
performs a different task. Queen bees lay eggs. Worker,
underdeveloped females, works in the hive but never
reproduce. Males do not work; they only task is to mate
with the queen.
Solitary bees occur as males and females. Every
female make a nest after an egg is laid and put in a cell,
the females also adds some pollen and honey for food.
Then she seals file cell. The females then go elsewhere
to build a new nest or die. When the eggs hatch, the
larvae will feed on the pollen and honey which the
female left for them.
Bees are flying insects that are found all over the world.
There are over twelve thousand different species of
bees, but only about two thousand of these are found
in North America.
Bees can be divided in two groups according to
their living styles. Solitary bees live alone. On the other
hand, social bees, like ants, live in groups. Only about
six hundreds species are of his social category.
Social bees are interesting because in their
“society” there are different classes of bees. Each class
performs a different task. Queen bees lay eggs. Worker,
underdeveloped females, works in the hive but never
reproduce. Males do not work; they only task is to mate
with the queen.
Solitary bees occur as males and females. Every
female make a nest after an egg is laid and put in a cell,
the females also adds some pollen and honey for food.
Then she seals file cell. The females then go elsewhere
to build a new nest or die. When the eggs hatch, the
larvae will feed on the pollen and honey which the
female left for them.