How can the scout bee be one or two for a few days

The nest is not suitable.

When the colony needs it, it will send a large number of scout bees to find the nest, find a suitable nest, and the scout bee will pass it to the colony with a dance, and the colony will select the more satisfactory ones from the many new sites for repeated review, the more reviews and the more scout bees, the greater the probability of being selected. Generally speaking, the longer the scout bee stays, the higher the satisfaction, and the greater the chance of getting a review.

Worker bees that specialize in finding nectar sources and new nests are called scout bees, and scout bees are generally served by experienced older bees. Reconnaissance begins with only one or two scout bees, which usually fly to the next target after a few minutes. During the review, the duration varied, some for more than ten minutes, some for dozens of minutes, and there was silence after the excitement.

Some bee colonies, reconnaissance, review, and bees come in one go, and the bees come in about half an hour after the review, some have to wait for three or five days or more, and some will not even come.

The reason why the scout bees are one or two for a few days is:

1.The nest is not suitable.

2.When the colony needs it, it will send a large number of scout bees to find the nest, find a suitable nest, and the scout bee will pass it to the colony with a dance, and the colony will select the more satisfactory ones from the many new sites for repeated review, the more reviews and the more scout bees, the greater the probability of being selected. Generally speaking, the longer the scout bee stays, the higher the satisfaction and the greater the chance of getting a review.

Scout bees generally come out of the nest at 8 to 9 a.m. Scout bees are responsible for searching for nectar sources or new nest sites, for example, scout bees will find several suitable new nest sites before natural bee separation, and after natural bee separation, the colony will go to one of the new nest sites to re-nest, from the time of view, scout bees generally come out of the nest at 8 or 9 a.m., and the scout bees will return to the hive for the night before sunset in the afternoon.

Scout bees will exhibit obvious intent to detect. After finding a new nest site, the detection bee returns to the hive and tells the other detection bees through the bee dance, and then more detection bees will go to the new nest site to investigate, and the other detection bees coming to investigate may not necessarily be able to lure the colony.

Scout bees refer to the worker bees looking for nectar sources and new nest sites, which are basically served by the elderly worker bees in the bee colony, for example, the scout bees will go out of the nest to find a new nest site before the bees are divided, and the bee colony can go to the new nest site to rebuild the nest after the bee is divided.

First, the reason for finding the address

Bees are social insects and have a strong nest fetish, but in some special cases, the bee colony will also leave the nest and find a new site to build a nest, for example, when the bee ** is born and naturally divides the bees, the old queen bee and some worker bees will find a new site to build a nest, but before leaving the nest, the bee colony will send a large number of scout bees to search for a new nest site, and the bee colony threatened by pests and diseases will also send scout bees to find a suitable new nest site.

2. Temporal discourse

For example, 1 3 days before natural bee separation, the scout bee will find several ideal nest sites, and the bee colony will gather near the original hive and reach a consensus on the nest site, and after the consensus is reached, the bee colony will disperse and fly straight to the new nest site, while the bee colony such as wasps may first escape the hive and then find a new nest site.

3. Investigate the nest site

When a colony needs to find a new nest site, it will send a large number of scout bees, if a scout bee finds a suitable nest site, it will return to the colony and tell other scout bees the direction and distance of the new nest site in the form of a bee dance, and eventually more scout bees will go to check whether the nest site meets the needs of the colony, if most of the scout bees are satisfied, the colony will soon go to the new nest site to re-wax the nest.

4. Precautions

1. Detection bees are generally served by elderly worker bees, so the color is generally slightly darker than ordinary worker bees, but sometimes young and middle-aged worker bees may also serve as reconnaissance work.

2. The hind feet of the scout bee are generally drooping when flying, and the buzzer is loud and the flight speed is slow when flying, and the scout bee will also show obvious search actions.

3. Scout bees do not necessarily bring a colony to settle down, because scout bees will find several ideal places, but in the end only one place can be selected as a new nest site by the colony.

Generally 1-3 days, then find the nest and get ready for the upcoming group activity.

1 day, 2 days, 3 days are possible, which has a lot to do with the reason why the honey peak leaves the nest. These peaks are very powerful.

Generally speaking, for scout bees, it is mainly to find nests at 1 to 3 days, and they are a large group of nesters.

<><1. There is no fixed number of detection bees. Scout bees refer to the worker bees that serve as reconnaissance tasks, the number is as few as dozens, as many as hundreds or even thousands, but the number of scout bees in any bee colony is much smaller than that of worker bees, and most of the bee colonies are carried out by elderly worker bees, and a small number of bee colonies are carried out by young and middle-aged worker bees to carry out reconnaissance tasks.

2. Scout bees are the vanguard of bee colonies. There are two main types of honey source detection bees and nest site detection bees, among which the role of honey source detection bees is to guide the bee colony to collect honey on a large scale, and the nest site detection bee is responsible for going out of the nest to search for new nest sites suitable for bee colonies to build nests. Kai Pai.

It may be that the location of the beehive is not reasonable, or the position of the beehive has changed, or there is a peculiar smell in the beehive, or it may be that people often stay in this place, making the bees feel unsafe at all.

It may be that there is no bee colony around, which is why there are no scout bees in your home.

It may be due to the fact that they are far away, and some scout bees will go to some distant places.