He's
coming, pollination will be in progress.
The
number of bee species is quite great, it
is estimated
about thousand different species both in the world and in North
America:
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16,000 species in the world.
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4,000 species in North America.
Of
thousands, I wonder why one species only to produce honey called
honey bee with scientific name Apis
mellifera.
Another
species, bumble bees produced honey as well, but just small amount
for their own used only. Hence,
the
honey can’t be collected by beekeepers for
commercial purposes.
Moreover,
Honey bees live in collective for years, while
wild bees live collective for short period, one season.
Honey
bees live
in the hives which have honeycomb.
One
bee insides the flower and another under leaf.
Honeycomb
has multiple purposes:
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housing for brood, included capped larvae, larvae and eggs
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storing pollen, nectar and honey.
Honestly,
I do not know differences of honey bees, bumble bees and wild bees. I
just saw many bees come to my backyard.
They
were abundance in the spring, then the number reduced in the summer.
But, bees still appear in the early fall.
They
seem to pollinate my fruit plants:
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orange quash,
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satsuma orange
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figs.
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blackberry
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strawberry
The
bees also collect pollen and nectar from plant flowers and wild
flowers.
It
is said that honey bees are outnumber the other bees, hence they are
most important of pollinators in nature.
Do
you know differences of honey bees, bumble bees and other
wild
bees?
I don't see many honey bees in the area these days which is a worry. On the other hand, the Iolani Palace in Honolulu is closed right now due to an infestation of bees that are stinging people. It's so weird.
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He's coming, pollination will be in progress.
Hi Evi we are still waiting for our bees this spring, our fruit trees have flowered but we have had no bees to pollinate them hope it won't be to late,hope you have a lovely day my friend xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Sheryl
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The number of bee species is quite great, it is estimated about thousand different species both in the world and in North America:
- 16,000 species in the world.
- 4,000 species in North America.
good they are visiting
ReplyDeleteThey are happy with those flowers!
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Of thousands, I wonder why one species only to produce honey called honey bee with scientific name Apis mellifera.
Beautiful pictures! Bees are amazing!
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Thank you Monica
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Another species, bumble bees produced honey as well, but just small amount for their own used only. Hence, the honey can’t be collected by beekeepers for commercial purposes.
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Another species, bumble bees produced honey as well, but just small amount for their own used only. Hence, the honey can’t be collected by beekeepers for commercial purposes.
Al igual que t u no las reconozco, pero tengo la misma suerte que tú que visitan mi jardín. Te mando un beso
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Moreover, Honey bees live in collective for years, while wild bees live collective for short period, one season.
The importance of bees is so great. We who have a garden see it clearly. We owe so much to the bees ... Einstein explains it without a doubt: "If the bees disappeared from the face of the earth the human being would have four years to live. Without bees there would be no pollination, no grass, no animals , nor human beings ”.
ReplyDeleteGreat contribution your Evi ticket. Huge hugs grateful.
Thank you, Carlos
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It is said that honey bees are outnumber the other bees, hence they are most important of pollinators in nature.
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Honey bees live in the hives which have honeycomb.
Unas visitantes hermosas. Tu jardín embellece con su presencia. Saludos
ReplyDeleteThank you sandra
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One bee insides the flower and another under leaf.
Estupendo post!
ReplyDeleteEspero verte pronto por mi blog! Feliz día!
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ReplyDeleteI do not know your post has shown that there are such species of foreheads collect nectar from flowers but I did not think about whether it is the forehead or from breeding.
i only know the difference through the size or color dear Evi
ReplyDeletethis is very interesting read ,like it a lot :)
i am being fan of your informative and insightful posts my friend and thank you for similar wonderful comments :)
your garden has flowers and they are bond to visit you as it is law of nature :)
enjoy the blessed weather friend!
It's always good that they visit your garden
ReplyDeleteThey are :)
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Pszczoły są bardzo ważne dla naszego środowiska. Wspaniale, że odwiedziły Twoje podwórko :) Miłego dnia :))
ReplyDeleteBees come to visit my yards.
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Moreover, Honey bees live in collective for years, while wild bees live collective for short period, one season.
Le api sono indispensabili per l’impollinazione, purtroppo diminuiscono sempre di più. Mah! Buona giornata.
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Thank you :)
DeleteAccording to Albert Einstein, bees are very important for the development of man since without them, 60% of the fruits and vegetables we consume today would disappear if they were not pollinated.
ReplyDeletePersonally I don't distinguish bumblebees from other types of bees.
On this occasion I invite you to know my second blog, only Poetry.
Hugs!
Bees are interesting and useful insects. My grandfather had several hives and loved bees.
ReplyDeleteHola, Evi. Siento no poderte aclarar que diferencia hay entre una abeja y otras, pero, lo que si te puedo decir, es que sin ellas los seres humano viviríamos muy poco en la tierra, así que esperemos que los agricultores sean consiente de ello y dejen de fumigar con pesticidas, etc. porque las están eliminando en muchas partes de nuestro bello, pero frágil, planeta Tierra.
ReplyDeleteTu entrada de hoy, muy bonita porque el tema da para mucho.
Saludos.
Yesterday i sing with my daughter about bees
ReplyDeleteWe must be so happy for all these little creatures ... without bees there would be no pollination!
ReplyDeleteHave a good day, Evi!
Hugs from the Netherlands!
That's cool they are so useful so it's great that they are visit your yard :-)
ReplyDeleteUwielbiam gdy pszczoły uwijają się w kwiatach, bardzo lubię je obserwować :)
ReplyDeletePozdrawiam serdecznie, Agness:)
Interesting post dear! thanks for sharing, xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little creature!Sadly I am allergic to them so I stay far away from those..But they do a great job!Xxxx
ReplyDeleteStiamo distruggendo il pianeta, povere api.
ReplyDeletebuona giornata
Interesting post :-)
ReplyDeleteluckily there are many bees in Poland
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ReplyDeleteYo les tengo un poco de miedo, pienso que me van a picar. Un beso
ReplyDeleteI'm so grateful you are providing a good spot for the bees. So many are endangered or challenged or at the very least, beginning to die out. While I always fear the sting, I always love seeing them in my garden or yours!
ReplyDeletebees are the best:0
ReplyDeleteOh so scary
ReplyDeleteHere there's anew one asiatic bee this one eat the others and is very dangerous for mankind.
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Zawsze bałam się owadów latających,takich jak pszczoły i inne :)
ReplyDeleteFeliz noche y gracias por pasarte por mi blog! 🌻🌻🌻
ReplyDeleteGreat review and beautiful photos! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Thanks for the interesting review.
ReplyDeleteSigo pensando que en tu blog la cultura prevalece
ReplyDeleteI don't know the difference either! :D We always have a lot of bees in the summer when the flowers are in full bloom. Our neighbour loves to garden so the bees are always around.
ReplyDeleteBees are very important for all the ecosystem! :)
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Pleased the bees are visiting, they are so important.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
it's nice the bees are visiting your garden! I had no idea about the different kinds of bees, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHi, Evi. I am sorry but I know nothing about wild bees.
ReplyDeleteSo nice, i love Bees :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday, kisses
Thank you
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Moreover, Honey bees live in collective for years, while wild bees live collective for short period, one season.
Your so lucky you get to see them so often.. love the pics
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Very beautiful pictures. :-)
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Here in Berlin,there many bees too. They are very important :)
ReplyDeleteUn delizioso articolo dedicato a questi fantastici insetti della natura.
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have read your post again and only now I see your question! So I try to answer your question ...
ReplyDeleteAlthough the various bumblebee and honeybee species both belong to the Apidae family, bumblebees belong to the Bombus genus and honeybees to Apis. Their appearance is different, as well.
Bumblebees are round and fuzzy; honeybees are smaller and thinner.
All honey bees and bumble bees gather pollen and produce honey. However, because bumble bee colonies have shorter lifespans and smaller numbers, they don't make as much.Both types will sting in defense of their nests. Honey bees are more likely to attack, but they only sting once. Bumble bees can sting multiple times. :))
Have a nice weekend Evi!
Hugs!
I too do not know the difference between the various types of bees but I know that our garden needs bees to help pollinate the plants.
ReplyDeleteHalamannya penuh bunga yah mba.. keren nih. Ati2 disengat lebah
ReplyDeleteWow thanks for all that information!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting informations! In my garden I plant flowers for bees. It is so interesting to watch these little animals.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend
Very interestig post 💖😘
ReplyDeleteThis is a great thing... having bees around your backyard is good fortune.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the difference between all these type of bees.
una captura de la avispa en la flor excelente
ReplyDeleteMe dan un poco de miedo, pero son muy necesarias! Saludos
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and flowers!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that there is so many bee species. Thank you so much for sharing this interesting post. I learn so much from it.
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Un besazo
Amazing post and very interesting!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Xoxo ♡
Thank you Naya
DeleteToda una lección de ciencias de la nataraleza
ReplyDeleteBees are just so important to our survival. I so love seeing bees at work.
ReplyDeleteHola, me ha encantado tu post y tu blog es de verdad muy bonito.
ReplyDelete-Geeky Freaky.
Pszczoły są pożyteczne, ale nie znam różnic.
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Deleteso stunning post:)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much
DeleteI’m not versed in distinguishing bees but I love to watch them, our neighbours bees visit our garden I’m sure and I know we have several ground bee hives here, I don’t like those! Yikes! Where would be without the bees, my husbands answers, dead! A man of few words lol,
ReplyDeleteI like so much honey.
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DeleteBees are very good for nature you are lucky :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Deria
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ReplyDeleteObrigada pela visita ao meu blog, gostei muito. Bela postagem. Bjs querida.
Thank you Luci
DeleteThis is wonderful! Bees are so important and I love them - and their honey, too!
ReplyDeletexx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena
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Thank you
DeleteI don't know the differences but they're awesome ^^
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Thank you :)
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Deletethe bumble bee and the bee are different, but I do not know the difference between a honey bee and a wild bee (the bumble bee is a bit afraid)
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Lili
Great post
ReplyDeleteBees are useful insects.
ReplyDeleteI love bees. We had a few in my garden. I hope they come back next year :-D
ReplyDeleteBees are great to have around.
ReplyDeleteI learned Apis mellifera from this post. Bees are important for planet
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