Bees are found on every continent except Antarctica. learnbees.com/where-do-bees-…
Bumblebees drink water and eat pollen and nectar from flowers. learnbees.com/what-do-bumble…
Worker honey bees are exclusively female, and they make up the majority of the colony. learnbees.com/are-worker-bee…
Did you know that bees have knees? In fact, they have six knees, one for each of their six legs. learnbees.com/do-bees-have-k…
Bees and wasps are different species. However, they’re closely related since they both belong to the same order of insects, Hymenoptera. learnbees.com/wasps-vs-honey…
Honeycombs are made of beeswax by honeybees. Beeswax is secreted out of the wax glands of female worker honeybees. Comb is used to house pollen, honey, and even baby bees. learnbees.com/what-are-honey…
Squash bees get their nickname because they avidly pollinate squash, zucchini, cucumbers, and other gourds. They're native to North America, Central America, and South America. learnbees.com/squash-bee/
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What Are Squash Bees? - LearnBees
Squash bees get their nickname because they avidly pollinate squash, zucchini, cucumbers, and other gourds. They're native to the Americas.
There are different measurements between the 10-frame and 8-frame Langstroth hive. Read below to see measurements for the inches, centimeters, and millimeters. learnbees.com/langstroth-hiv…
Ideally, beehives should face the south for beekeepers in the northern hemisphere. For beekeepers in the southern hemisphere, the beehives should face the north. learnbees.com/beehive-face/
A bee skep is a traditional beehive made of straw. This beehive dates back to Ireland over 2,000 years ago. learnbees.com/bee-skep/
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What is a Bee Skep? (The Pros & Cons of Using a Skep Beehive)
Bee skeps are straw beehives that originated thousands of years ago. But should you use a bee skep? Let's learn about skep beekeeping.
Festooning is when honey bees hang together like a chain. Bees typically do this when building or repairing combs. learnbees.com/festooning/
Blue orchard bees are a type of mason bee native to the United States and Canada. They're known for their dark metallic blue coloring and fuzzy bodies. They're excellent pollinators of fruit trees. learnbees.com/blue-orchard-b…
Queen honey bees eat honey, royal jelly, pollen, and nectar. Honey is especially important during the winter months when flowers are scarce and pollen and nectar aren't readily available. learnbees.com/do-queen-bees-…
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Do Queen Bees Eat Honey? - LearnBees
Do queen bees eat honey? Yes, queen honeybees eat honey, especially during the winter months when pollen and nectar are scarce.
Manuka honey is expensive because it's in low supply and high demand. The honey comes from honeybees that pollinate manuka trees in New Zealand. learnbees.com/why-is-manuka-…
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