How to tell which king is a drone and which is a worker bee in a large nest of wasps

The wasp in the wasp family, commonly known as the bumblebee. The life of the wasp includes eggs, larvae, pupae and adults four insect states, 3 generations occur in 1 year, the first generation of adults emerges in mid-June, the second generation generally occurs from mid-June to early July, and the third generation emerges from mid-July to early August, mates in late October, and begins to overwinter. Drones mostly appear in the 3rd generation, die after mating, and have a shorter lifespan.

Vesps are large and ferocious, and can eat lepidopteran larvae in agricultural production, and are beneficial insects; When the external environmental conditions are harsh, Hu Fengfeng preys on bees, which is not only a big enemy of bees in China, but also one of the most important enemies of the world's beekeeping industry.

Queen Bee: She is responsible for all internal and external tasks such as hunting food against enemies, feeding the first generation of larvae, and newly emerging worker bees. A small number of females from the second generation of emerging females successfully mated with males to become the first batch of new queens who laid eggs normally that year, replacing the overwintering old queens.

Therefore, from the second generation, there is a second nest spleen, 100 - 150 nests, at this time the nest has been surrounded by the nest shell, the hive is spherical, leaving a 2cm diameter nest door for the bee colony to enter and exit, but also to protect the needs of the bee colony. At this time, the wasp appears to have multiple queens laying eggs in the same nest to reproduce, and up to dozens of queen bees laying eggs in the same nest to reproduce.

Worker bees: The largest number of wasp nests, mainly for enlarged hives, feeding, nest cleaning, heat preservation, hunting food, gathering, defending against enemies and protecting the nest and other internal and external work. The first generation of adult bees are all worker bees working in the internal and external work.

In the second generation of female bees, except for a few female bees who successfully mated as new queens and a few female bees who laid male eggs without mating, the rest were worker bees. The population varies greatly depending on the species, and the total number of the last generation of wasp type three can reach more than 4,000. The weight of the nest ranges from 10 to 50 catties, and even reaches about 80 catties.

It generally occurs in the preceding (i.e., penultimate generation) of the overwintering generation. At this time, about 7-9 months, the bee pupae are highly nutritious, the milky white bee pupae are the most, the quality is the best, it is the best time to pick the wasp bee pupae and larvae, and it is also the critical period to lift the nest to eliminate the wasp, which is really a lot of work.

Drones: Mainly mate with females. There are more than 100 drones in the third generation of the wasp, which are the eggs of the second generation of female bees without mating and insemination.

They can mate with female bees in the same or different nests. It can mate with females of the same generation or of the female generation, and die soon after mating, and the number of males of the last generation accounts for one-fifth to one-sixth of the total in autumn and winter.

The queen bee is the largest, but does not leave the nest.

Worker bees have the most plentiful heads and the smallest.

Drones are larger in size than worker bees.

Queen Bee: In nature, bai

In the nest of a bee, there are thousands or even tens of thousands of DAO bees, but there is only one queen bee, although this queen bee is called "king", but the main responsibility is not to lead the progress of the group, but to reproduce, most of the bees in the colony are its offspring.

At the peak of the spring bee exhibition, a queen bee can even reach the production of more than 2,000 eggs a day! The weight of these eggs even exceeds its own weight.

Worker bees: are female bees in a colony with imperfectly developed reproductive organs. Most female bees can only eat royal jelly for the first few days in the larval stage, and then switch to ordinary honey, so they cannot complete the development of reproductive ability, and finally become worker bees; If you can continue to consume royal jelly, you will eventually become a queen bee.

The "queen bee" and "worker bee" in bees both refer to female bees!

There are three types of bees in the bee colony: queen bee, worker bee and male bee, among which the queen bee and worker bee are both females.

There are several reasons for this:

1. When the queen bee is old, the queen bee will give birth to drones.

Second, the soon-to-be-split bees will also produce a large number of drones.

3. There are too many drones on the hive.

Drones: also known as male bees, the role in the hive is to mate with the queen bee, nothing else, its most obvious feature is that there are no stingers, and the drones of bees, the tail is shield, not prominent, because it has no stingers, so the shield is more prominent, and the drones of bees, the tail of larger flies is very similar, but the individual is larger than the worker bee, smaller than the queen bee! Queen Bee:

I think everyone should be most concerned about the queen bee, her main responsibility is to lay eggs, the queen bee is the largest in the bee colony, the most obvious characteristics are as follows: round belly, especially the pregnant queen bee, and very long. The pattern on the belly is significantly darker than that of the worker bee drone, and simply put, it is big, long and obvious!

The queen bee is large, dark-colored, noticeable, and has spines! The order of size is: queen bee, drone bee, worker bee!

The queen bee is the female bee, while the worker bee is the male peak, but the worker bee is generally not used for mating, but for work, and the queen bee is responsible for reproduction.

The queen bee, also known as the "mother bee" and "queen bee", is a female bee with fully developed reproductive organs, and is specialized by the development of fertilized eggs. Usually there is only 1 bee per colony. The body is 1 3 longer than that of the worker bee, the abdomen is longer, the end is stinged, there are no wax glands under the abdomen, and the wings cover only half of the abdomen.

The feet are not as thick as the worker bees, and the hind feet have no pollen baskets, which have the effect of attracting bees. Queen bee lifespan 3-5 years. Due to the gradual decline in fertility, it is often artificially eliminated in beekeeping.

In nature, a honey bee colony consists of thousands to tens of thousands of bees, consisting of a queen bee, a small number of drones, and numerous worker bees.

Although the queen bee is called the "king", it does not actually lead the colony, its role in the colony is to reproduce, and most of the bees in the colony are its offspring. At the peak of spring reproduction, a queen bee lays about 2,000 eggs a day – a total weight that even exceeds its weight. Worker bees are always around the queen bee and act like a "waiter" to take care of her needs, such as providing food and cleaning up garbage.

If there are two pupae at the same time, use them"King's Needle"In the battle of kings, one of the two must die and rest.

The body of the queen bee is 1 3 longer than that of the worker bee, the abdomen is longer, there is a stinger at the end, there are no wax glands under the abdomen, and the wings cover only half of the abdomen. The feet are not as thick as the worker bees, and the hind feet have no pollen baskets. In beekeeping, one nest can be doubled, which can increase the amount of honey.

Of course, they can't see each other, otherwise there will be a "battle of kings"!

Conditions: Consumed for life.

Source royal jelly queen bee and worker bees are the same kind of egg development, eggs hatch into larvae after the worker bees will take turns feeding to the royal jelly, and later become the queen bee larvae can always eat royal jelly to grow up, and generally become the larvae of the worker bee can only eat 3 days of royal jelly, and then only feed nectar and pollen, the queen bee who eats royal jelly is almost twice as big as the worker bee and can live for 3 5 years, but the worker bee can only live for a few months. The role of the queen bee: mainly to reproduce the queen bee although called "king", but in fact does not lead the colony, the role in the colony is to reproduce, most of the bees in the colony are its offspring, in the spring breeding peak a queen bee will lay more than 2000 eggs a day, the total weight will even exceed its weight, and the worker bee like a "waiter" to take care of its needs, such as providing food, cleaning up garbage, etc.

Queen bee divides: the old queen bee leaves the original nest in the breeding season the bee colony will build a number of queen bees to feed the new queen bee, generally the old queen bee will lead a part of the bees to leave the original nest before the new queen bee is introduced, choose a new nest to start a new life, and the first new queen will kill the other queen bees who have not been introduced, inherit the old king's hive and become the new king.

Quatrain: Manxing (Du Fu), quatrain (1) (Du Fu), spring night rain, (Du Fu).

The scientific name of the wasp is wasp, commonly known as wasp and wasp, and the drone has 7 abdominal segments and no stingers. The female bee has 6 abdominal segments, with a stinger formed by an ovipositor at the end, and a venom sac is attached to it, secreting venom and is more virulent. The queen bee is selected from the female bees, and is no different from other female bees, except that she is slightly larger.

Vespas and bees are social insects that live in groups, and the colony is composed of queen bees, worker bees and drones, and the difference between bees and bees is that multiple queens in a group of wasps can share the same nest. Vesps begin their overwintering phase after mating fertilization in autumn and begin to lay eggs in March and April of the following year.

After a period of activity and nutritional supplementation, the queen bee after the queen bee winters and looks for a sheltered place to camp the nest, lays eggs while building the nest, generally lays 20 eggs, when the first generation of worker bees feathers and participates in internal and external activities, the queen bee lays the second generation of eggs, generally laying 95 150 eggs. There are only 12 16 ovarian tubes of the wasp queen, which is 4 of the Italian queen bee, but the wasp queen can have more queens in the same nest, making up for the defect of less egg production.

Drones are developed from eggs laid by unfertilized worker bees in the third generation of worker bees. They can mate with worker bees in the same or different nests, and die shortly after mating. When drones are the largest, they can account for 20 of the total number of worker bees.

Worker bees are engaged in activities such as feeding, cleaning nests, keeping warm, building nests, hunting for food, gathering, defending against enemies and protecting nests. Worker bees have 10 12 ovarian tubes, which are relatively evenly developed. Worker bees have a good temperament, obvious stinging, large amount of detoxification, and strong attack power. There is no morphological difference between worker bees and queen bees.

Nests are often built in hidden caves or large tree holes, and the appropriate temperature and humidity are maintained in the caves, which is conducive to defending against enemies and protecting nests. The hive is spherical in shape and has a single spleen.

The group is generally composed of loo 1000 wasps, and the largest can reach 4000 5000 bees.

Predatory insects, mostly flies and flies. Killing bees when other insects are short of feed, the captured bees are brought to a nearby tree branch, mixed with the nectar from the honey sac, and the well twists the bitten muscles into a ball and brings them back to the nest to feed their larvae.

Right-click it, the crit is the peak king, and the one who doesn't explode is the male peak.