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Bees always fly to homes for two reasons:

1. The lights in the home attract bees

Bees are phototaxis insects that fly towards light when they spot it. If it is easier for bees to come at night, it may be that there is a hive around, and the lights are turned on at night to attract bees. The light has a fatal attraction to the bees, and as soon as the bees find it, they will try their best to run to the light.

If it is caused by the light, only turn on the lights as little as possible, and the windows should be covered with thick curtains to prevent bees from spotting, which will reduce the arrival of bees.

Second, there is a powder smell at home to attract

What bees like is nectar pollen, and anything that smells of nectar will attract bees. Moreover, bees have a more sensitive sense of smell, and scout bees will look around for honey powder based on smell. If there is honey in the house, and the scout bee smells it, it will run to look for it.

If bees run home during the day, it is likely that they are attracted by the honey smell.

If it's because of the smell of honey, take a closer look to see if there are any sealed sweets and sugars at home. Even a glass of sweet water will attract bees. As long as things are sealed well and there is no smell to attract bees, the bees will not come back.

Hello dear! The causes of bee death are as follows: 1- Natural death.

Natural death is the normal death of bees, but in general, even if it is overwintering, the mortality rate of bees is maintained at a normal level, that is, a wintering colony with normal ridges is not likely to have a large number of deaths in winter. Second: cold death.

This situation is easy to appear in some small and medium-sized groups, due to the small number of bees and the lack of experience of beekeepers, resulting in the third cold death of bees: heat death. It is a fact that bees are afraid of talking about the cold in winter, but bees are also prone to heat injury in winter due to excessive heat insulation, and bees suffocate to death.

Fourth: starvation. This situation is more common, mainly reflected in the beekeeper does not have a reasonable plan for bee wintering.

There are two reasons why there are bees flying around in the house:

1. There is a beehive near the house, and when the lights are turned on at night, the bees will be attracted. Because bees are phototaxis insects, if they see an insect, they will fly around the light until the bees run out of energy. If this is the case, then you should usually close the doors and windows when you go out, and do not let the bees fly in.

2. Something that smells of nectar in the home attracts bees, such as sugar, sugar water, etc. If it's for this reason, you should usually pay attention to tidying up your things, cover the sugar jar, and remember to clean up the place where the sugar is stained with a rag.

There are often bees flying into the room for the following reasons:

1. There are more bees near the home.

2. There are flowers and plants in the house, or plants or smells that can attract bees.

3. There is no screen window.

4. Very little ventilation.

5. There may be a color or fragrance that attracts bees in the room, and if it is other bees, it is possible to make a nest in the room.