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Honey or sugar, or something sweet.

The juice of the fruit flows, the pollen of the flower,

No, Mu Feng loves honey the most.

Hello! The juice from the fruit and the pollen of the flower only represent a personal opinion, don't spray if you don't like it, thank you.

Bees should be fed honey during the nesting period.

Bee honey bee belongs to the general term of Hymenoptera, Slender Lump Suborder, Needletail Insects, Honeybee Family, and Honeybee Family, and is an important group of Hymenoptera. According to fossil data, bees have been found in large numbers in the Late Eocene strata of the Tertiary Period, and many species of the bee family have great economic value and are closely related to human life.

Bee habits: From spring to late autumn, bees are busy every day during the flowering season. Winter is the only short period of rest for bees.

However, cold weather and low temperatures inside the hive are not good for bees because bees are ectotherms, and their body temperature changes with the temperature of their surroundings. The clever little bee has come up with a special way to protect against the cold. When the temperature in the nest is as low as 13, they are close to each other in the hive and form spherical clusters together, the lower the temperature, the tighter the clumps, so that the surface area of the bee group is reduced, the density increases, and the temperature is prevented from cooling too much.

It has been measured that at the coldest time, the temperature inside the bee ball can still be maintained at about 24. At the same time, they also generate heat by eating more honey and strengthening exercise to raise the temperature inside the hive.

Feeding habits. Polyphagous: that is, pollen and nectar are fed on plants of different families or from flowers of a certain color (not limited to plant species), such as wasps and bees.

Ochivorous: that is, feeding from the flowers of plants of related families and genera, such as alfalfa quasi-wasps.

Monophagous: that is, feeding only on a certain plant or related species, such as cornflower wasp. The flowers of various types of bees are closely related to the length of the mouthparts:

For example, species with short mouthparts such as Tunnel Bee, Ground Bee, and Tongue Bee interviewed the open flowers of Rosaceae, Cruciferae, Umbellifeae, and Ranunculaceae; Species of leafcutter bees, striped bees, and honeybees have long mouthparts, and flowers with deep flower tubes such as legumes and labials are interviewed.

Parasitism: Female bees do not build nests and lay eggs inside the host's nest. Young larvae generally have a large head and palate that are used to destroy the host's eggs or larvae.

Nest. Socially active species use their own wax secretion, such as Honey bee, stingless bee, Wheat bee, etc. The nest chamber is hexagonal. The largest number of species build nests in the soil, and the inside of the nest chamber is coated with a mixture of wax and saliva to maintain humidity in the nest chamber.

The use of plant tissues to build nests is more diverse, for example: leafcutter wasp can roll plant leaves into a cylindrical shape to become a nest chamber, which is placed in a natural cavity; The genus uses plant hairs to make wart-like nests on the stems; Alobe and Phyllus spp. build nests in dead plant stems; Some species of the genus Bumblebee nest under the litter of the woods; Carpenter wasps drill holes in wood for nests and so on.

Like to eat food, in the late stage of nesting, that is, when the wasp has more large larvae, each nest of golden rings need to feed more than 30 bees a day, yellow feet need about 20, in addition to prepare some queen bee like to eat insects such as flies, crickets, dragonflies, etc. for omnivorous feeding, so as to improve the nesting rate of the queen bee and the success rate of the queen bee can grow up in the later stage. If there are no bees, green rice bees can also be raised as food for wasps.

Feed food to insects such as flies, crickets, dragonflies.

Basic structure of bees:

1. Bees do not feed exclusively on flowers, including pollen and nectar, the latter of which is sometimes prepared and stored as honey. There is no doubt that bees pollinate flowers as if they were pollinating flowers, and when bees collect pollen from among flowers, they drop some pollen onto the flowers. These dropped pollen are important because they often cause cross-pollination of plants.

The actual value of bees as pollinators is greater than the value of their production of honey and beeswax.

2. Drones usually do not live long, do not collect pollen, and are not responsible for feeding young bees. Worker bees are responsible for all the work of building nests and storing food, and often have a special structure to facilitate the transport of pollen. Most bees collect pollen from a variety of flowers, but some only collect pollen from certain families, some only from certain colors, and some only from related flowers.

The mouth of the bee is a pollen collector and carrying utensil, and it seems to be adapted to a variety of different kinds of flowers. The bee makes sounds because it has a vocal organ located in two extremely small black dots on the bee's abdomen.

A very small amount of honey, or sugar water. So loving.