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Category: Bee Behavior

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Do Honey Bees Sting Beekeepers?

For some unknown reason, it seems like human beings have a natural aversion to insects. How many individuals are afraid of bees for no other reason than a secondary fear of being stung? The fear is...

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What Do Bees Do in the Winter – A Look at How They Survive

Most of us are aware that bees are much more active in the spring and summer months when they can be seen hovering about plants collecting nectar and pollen from various flowers. But what happens to...

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link to Carpenter Bees: Do They Sting or Not?

Carpenter Bees: Do They Sting or Not?

Are you among that group of people terrified by bee stings? If so, the sight of a fully developed carpenter bee could be enough to throw you into a panic. Carpenter bees look menacing because of...

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link to Do Bees Sleep – The How, Why, and Wherefore

Do Bees Sleep – The How, Why, and Wherefore

Bees are often seen hovering around flowers in the spring and summer months, but at night and during the winter, they are nowhere to be found. So, where do they go and what do they do when they are...

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Do Bumblebees Sting and If So, What Are the Effects?

When bumblebees approach humans, many will flap their arms and run away for fear of being stung. But do bumblebees sting? And if so, why? Bumblebees are actually docile and peaceful and will only...

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Why Are My Bees Bearding?

Sometimes bees behave in ways that seem strange to us humans. One such behavior is known as bearding. However, if you have been asking yourself why your bees are bearding and are worried that it...

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