It is not advisable to take action against bees as they play an important role in plant pollination and should be protected. There is no effective and ethical method to deter or control bees.

Bees absorb pesticides through contact with contaminated plants or water.

Home remedies like lavender or rosemary can help deter bees.

It is important not to take any action against bees as they are important pollinators and are under protection.

Grape hyacinths can be a food source for bees, but they aren't necessarily particularly good for them.

Bees usually treat for Varroa mites in late summer or fall.

Bees use water to cool the hive and dilute honey.

Bees may enter the water to cool off or to collect water for the hive.

Rapeseed is an important food source for bees and provides abundant pollen and nectar.

In summer, bees collect nectar and pollen, build honeycombs and reproduce.

Hibiscus can be a good food source for bees because it is rich in nectar.

Keeping bees began thousands of years ago, but modern beekeeping has evolved over time.

The number of bees in an Apidea hive can vary depending on the size and development of the bee colony.

The condition of bees can vary depending on environmental conditions, diseases and other factors.

Bees can be kept through beekeeping by providing hives and caring for the bees.

Bees do not hibernate, but rather form a winter cluster in the hive to keep each other warm.

The number of bees needed to overwinter depends on several factors, including the size of the colony and the region in which they live.

Bees do not actually hibernate. Instead, they form a winter cluster in the hive to keep each other warm and survive the winter.

Bees are active all year round, but their activity can vary depending on the weather and season. In temperate climates they are most commonly seen in spring and summer.

The number of bees can vary depending on the region and the threats they face. However, there are still many bee colonies in the world.

When bees attack, it is important to remain calm and walk away slowly without hitting or running. Protective clothing can help prevent stings.

Bee work is usually done in warm, dry weather, preferably in the morning or late afternoon when the bees are less active.

Bees fly during the day, usually when temperatures are warm and lighting conditions are favorable.

Some scents like lemongrass or clove oil can keep bees away.

Bees can fly within several kilometers of their hive to find food sources.

Bees settle in beehives or other suitable cavities.

Bees can communicate through dance language and pheromones.

Yes, bees can physically fly due to their wing structure and movement.

Parasitic wasps are generally not dangerous to bees and can even help control pests such as bee mites.

Bees sometimes fly in the window frame because they reflect light and can be confusing.

Many people, including beekeepers, biologists and conservationists, are interested in bees.

The reproduction rate of bees depends on various factors, including available food sources and the population of the bee colony.

The number of bees needed for an artificial swarm depends on various factors, including the desired strength of the new colony.

Bees are attracted to certain colors such as yellow and blue because these colors resemble the flowers from which they collect food.

Bees can see UV light, which helps them better identify flowers, but their ability to perceive colors just like humans is limited.

Bees can typically fly several kilometers high to find food sources.

Bees can typically fly several kilometers high to find food sources.

Bees can detect yellow, blue and ultraviolet.

Bees perceive colors through special color receptors in their eyes, which help them find flowers and other food sources.

In August, bees continue to collect nectar and pollen to prepare for winter.

Rhododendrons can be a food source for bees, but some varieties can be toxic to bees.

Bees use bee hotels as nesting places to lay their eggs and reproduce.

Mallows are an excellent source of food for bees as they are rich in nectar and pollen.

Magnolias can also be a good source of food for bees, especially if they produce abundant nectar.

Pesticides can harm bees by impairing their navigation skills, weakening their immune systems, or killing them outright.

Bees can communicate with each other within a radius of several kilometers using dance language and pheromones.

Bees do the round dance to show their colleagues the direction and distance to a food source.

Bees show their colleagues the way to a food source by informing them through the so-called waggle dance or round dance.

Bees sleep for several hours at night, usually in their hives, to rest and recharge.

Bees usually return to their hive at nightfall to spend the night.

Bees on walleye refers to bee colonies kept in walleye hives, a special type of hive.

Yes, bees can sting through rubber gloves, especially if they feel threatened or if they encounter a situation that makes them feel threatened.

Beekeepers and beekeepers care about the needs and health of bees and work with them.

Asters are an excellent source of food for bees because they bloom in the fall when other food sources become scarce.

To smoke bees, a special bee smoking device is used that produces smoke that is directed into the hive to calm the bees.

Yes, bees are calmed by smoke because the smoke causes them to secure food supplies and protect themselves from a possible fire.

The weight of 1000 bees is approximately one kilogram.

Borage is an excellent food source for bees because it produces abundant nectar and is easily accessible.

The weight of 10,000 bees is approximately 10 kilograms.

Bees are not normally active at night, but rather rest in their hives.

Bees usually sleep in groups in the hive, snuggling up to each other and keeping each other warm.

The following can be harmful to bees: pesticides, diseases such as the Varroa mite, bad weather, lack of food and loss of habitat.

The cost of complete bee equipment can vary depending on the quality and scope of the equipment.

Phlox can be a good source of food for bees because the flowers are rich in nectar and pollen.

Pheromones are chemicals released by bees to communicate with other bees and control behaviors such as foraging, defense and swarming.

Some smells that can make bees aggressive include the smells of predators or chemicals such as perfume or cleaning products.

Bees can be awake throughout their lives, with the exception of sleeping at night.

To save weak bees, beekeepers can feed them sugar water, strengthen their hive to keep away predators, or give them medical treatment if necessary.

Both bees and bumblebees are important pollinators, but their respective habitats and niches can pollinate different types of plants, making them both play important roles in ecology.

Ornamental garlic can be a good source of food for bees because the flowers are rich in nectar and pollen.

Bees do not like certain shrubs that produce little nectar or pollen or that are difficult to access, such as boxwood or ivy.

Roses produce nectar, which can be an important food source for bees, although not all rose varieties produce the same amount of nectar.

Bees can be active at different times depending on weather conditions and time of year, but they are usually most active during the warmer hours of the day.

Roses can be a good source of food for bees, especially if they produce abundant nectar and are easily accessible.

Both bees and bumblebees are important pollinators, and both have their specific characteristics and niches in the ecology. It is difficult to say whether one is better than the other because they pollinate different plants and live in different environments.

Maple can be a good source of food for bees as some species are rich in nectar and produce large quantities during their flowering period.

Bees typically fly in warm, sunny weather and avoid strong winds, rain, or extremely high or low temperatures.

Bees typically fly out in the morning to forage for food and collect pollen once temperatures are warm enough.

It is not recommended to use sprays against bees as they are important pollinators and are under protection. It is better to use alternative methods to resolve conflicts, such as sealing potential entry points in buildings or removing food sources.

Wild tulips can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and often bloom early in the year when other food sources are scarce.

Bees are special because they play a crucial role in pollinating plants, which in turn supports the production of fruits, vegetables and other foods we need in our diet. They also show complex social structures and communication methods that are fascinating.

Royal jelly is a substance produced by worker bees that is used to feed bee larvae and the queen bee. It is rich in nutrients and plays an important role in the development of bee larvae and the maintenance of the queen bee.

Bees can be relocated through a variety of methods, including luring bees to a new hive, trapping and relocating swarms, or moving an existing colony to a new location.

Bees breathe through tracheae, small tubes that run through their bodies and take in oxygen. They also absorb oxygen through tiny openings in their exoskeleton.

Roses with densely double flowers or very strong scents may be less attractive to bees because access to nectar is more difficult. These often include some old rose varieties and modern varieties.

The term “bees” refers to social, colony-forming insects of the Apis genus that are known for their pollination work and the production of honey.

In spring and summer, many plants such as fruit trees, clover, dandelions, lavender and various wildflowers bloom, providing an important source of food for bees.

Oleander is not necessarily harmful to bees as they do not produce much nectar or pollen and therefore are not typically preferred by bees.

There are no specific herbs that bees generally avoid, but some varieties may be less attractive if, for example, they produce little nectar or are difficult to access.

Magic bells (petunias) can be suitable for bees because they often produce abundant nectar and can provide a good source of food when other plants are not available.

State authorities for agriculture and environmental protection, beekeeping associations, nature conservation organizations and private individuals who are committed to protecting bees are often responsible for the protection and promotion of bees.

Bees without stingers are called "stingless bees", such as the Meliponini, a group of bee species found in the tropical regions of America and Africa.

Bees that nest in clay include mason bees (Osmia spp.), which use hollow stems, holes in wood, or other natural cavities sealed with clay.

Bees can forget their location if, for example, they are surprised by strong winds or unfavorable weather conditions or if they are distracted by external influences.

Herbs that attract bees include lavender, thyme, sage, oregano, mint, coriander and bee willow.

Yes, bees are also native to Austria and play an important role as pollinators in nature and in agriculture.

Some flowers that may be less attractive to bees include double or heavily cultivated varieties that have difficult access to nectar or that produce little nectar.

Bees do not like strong smells or chemicals, such as perfume, cleaning products or insecticides, which can irritate or scare them away.

Bees often dislike artificial or unnatural scents, such as perfume or fragrances in cleaning products, which can irritate them.

Bees have a good sense of smell, but there are no specific scents that they cannot smell. However, they are sensitive to strong, artificial scents or chemicals.

Bees often do not like strong, unpleasant smells, such as ammonia, vinegar or onions, which could deter them.

There are no plants that actively keep bees away. However, some plants produce scents or nectar that are less attractive to bees.

Bees often dislike strong smells or chemicals, such as perfume, cleaning products or insecticides, which can irritate or deter them.

There are no exact figures on how many bees have become extinct overall, but worldwide some species are threatened or have already become extinct, mainly due to habitat loss, pesticides and disease.

Some bee species that are threatened with extinction include the yellow bee (Bombus fervidus) and the Hawaiian honey bee (Apis cerana).

Bees typically leave their location when seeking new food sources, following a swarm, or when the hive is no longer viable.

Pussy willows are an excellent source of food for bees because they produce abundant nectar and pollen and bloom early in the year when other food sources are scarce.

Bees can be attacked by a variety of animals, including birds, spiders, wasps, hornets, and predators like mice or bears that prey on honey.

Oxalic acid is often used to treat bees against the Varroa mite. The acid penetrates the mites and kills them without causing serious harm to the bees.

The female bee is called the queen.

Bees can swarm in different months depending on the region and climatic conditions. In temperate climates, this typically occurs in spring or early summer.

Yes, bees can swarm in April, especially in warmer regions or when the spring season starts early.

Bees can generally swarm from spring to summer, depending on various factors such as weather conditions, availability of food sources, and the condition of the colony.

Swarming season for bees varies by region and climatic conditions, but typically occurs in spring or early summer when bee colonies are strong and food sources are plentiful.

Swarming season in bees can vary by region and environment, but typically occurs during the warmer months of the year when bee colonies are strong and food sources are plentiful.

The lifespan of bees varies depending on the species and gender. Workers typically live for several weeks to a few months, while drones only live during the mating season and the queen can live for several years.

The queen lives the longest in the hive, often several years, while the workers and drones have a significantly shorter lifespan.

Bees prefer food sources rich in nectar and pollen, such as flowers with open, easily accessible blooms.

Bee or wasp nest removal is often carried out by specialist pest controllers or beekeepers who have the necessary equipment and knowledge to do it safely.

Drone bees can usually fly a few kilometers from their hive to mate with a queen.

The designation "F1" in bees often refers to the first generation of a cross between two purebred lines of bees. This is often used in beekeeping to combine certain traits or characteristics.

Bees are at risk of extinction due to a variety of factors, including habitat loss, loss of food crops, pesticide use, diseases such as the Varroa mite, climate change and pollution.

Sugar water is given to bees to feed them when they cannot find enough natural food, for example in times of food shortages or weak bee colonies.

Bees are typically fed sugar water when natural food sources are scarce, such as in the spring when flowers are scarce or when a colony is weakened.

Bees are fed sugar water when they cannot find enough natural food, for example in times of food shortages or when bee colonies are weak.

Bees need water to regulate their metabolism and to cool their hives. You can collect water as needed, especially on warm days.

Ranunculus can be a good food source for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and they often bloom early in the year when other food sources are scarce.

A hedge made up of a variety of flowering shrubs and trees can be a good source of food for bees as they provide a variety of flowers and can produce nectar and pollen over a longer period of time.

Lupins can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and they often bloom early in the year when other food sources are scarce.

Bees pollinate a wide variety of plants, including fruit and vegetable plants, berry bushes, flowers, trees and crops such as canola and clover.

Corn is pollinated by the wind rather than bees, although bees may occasionally collect corn pollen for their protein source.

Yes, grains are partly pollinated by wind, but bees can also contribute to pollination, especially for some grains such as oats and buckwheat.

Bees typically swarm at temperatures above 15°C, especially on warm, sunny days in spring and summer.

Bees usually die when temperatures fall below 10°C because they do not have enough energy to maintain their metabolism and stay warm.

Bees begin swarming when conditions are favorable, typically in spring or early summer when colonies are strong and food sources are plentiful.

Bees can defend themselves against hornets by banding together and attacking the intruders with their stingers. They can also defend the entrance to their hive and release alarm pheromones to mobilize other bees.

Hornets are often considered more aggressive than bees, especially when defending their nests. They can attack quickly even when threatened and their stings are more painful than those of bees.

Yes, hornets are natural enemies of bees. They often attack bee colonies to feed on bee larvae and honey.

Yes, hornets are enemies of bees and pose a threat to bee colonies, especially if they try to enter the hive and eat the bees.

Hornets attack bees to feed on them, especially bee larvae and honey. They may also attack beehives to establish themselves as a food source.

Various shrubs such as lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, lilac and clover attract bees due to their rich sources of nectar and pollen.

Bees need nectar as their main source of energy as they convert it into honey, which serves as food for the bee larvae and as an energy reserve for the winter.

St. John's wort can be a good food source for bees because its flowers are rich in nectar and can attract bees.

Poppies can be a good source of food for bees because they are rich in nectar and have a long flowering period.

Sweet peas can be a good source of food for bees as they are rich in nectar and pollen and often flower in large quantities.

Bees hum as they fly due to the vibrations of their wings causing air molecules around them to oscillate. This buzzing also serves as communication between the bees within the hive.

Bees produce a variety of products including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom.

Bees can collect nectar over a period of several weeks to months, depending on plant flowering times and environmental conditions.

Neem oil can be toxic to bees when used in high concentrations as it can have neurotoxic properties.

Hops may be less important to bees because the flowers are often difficult to access and produce little nectar.

Dahlias can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and can attract a variety of bees.

Foulbrood in bees is caused by the bacterium Paenibacillus larvae, which infects the brood in the hive and leads to the death of the bee larvae.

When bees pollinate, they transfer pollen from the male stamens of a flower to the female stigmas of the same or another flower of the same species, leading to fertilization and enabling seed production.

Bees are important pollinators as they make a significant contribution to the pollination of plants, which in turn supports the production of fruits, seeds and food.

Bees and hornets can be considered natural enemies because hornets often attack bees to feed on them and feed their larvae.

Snapdragons can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and can attract a variety of bees.

Bees can be fed a mixture of sugar and water, known as sugar water, especially during times of food shortages or when bee colonies are weakened.

In general, you should feed bees a balanced diet of nectar, pollen and water by giving them access to a variety of flowering plants.

From bees we receive a variety of products including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom, which are used for various applications.

Oxalic acid is often used to treat bees against the Varroa mite. The acid penetrates the mites and kills them without causing serious harm to the bees.

Stingless bee species such as the Meliponini cannot sting because they lack the stingers typically found in other bee species.

Manly, also known as lobelia, can be a good food source for bees as its flowers are rich in nectar and can attract bees.

Several species of bees, including mason bees (Osmia spp.) and leafcutter bees (Megachile spp.), like to nest in bee hotels created specifically for them.

Hawthorn can be a good source of food for bees as its flowers are rich in nectar and can attract bees.

Several things can be dangerous to bees, including pesticides, diseases like the Varroa mite, habitat loss, and lack of food sources.

Bees should be fed when they cannot find enough natural food, for example in times of food shortages or when bee colonies are weakened.

Various species of bees, such as mason bees (Osmia spp.), can nest in masonry using small holes or crevices.

When it comes to wild bees, it's best to leave them alone and protect their habitat. If a swarm of bees appears in an inappropriate area, a beekeeper may be asked for help to relocate the swarm.

Anemones can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and can attract bees.

Yellow panels are not necessarily harmful to bees as their primary purpose is to attract and control pest insects such as whiteflies, but they should not be placed in close proximity to bee nests.

Several species of bees, such as carpenter bees (Xylocopa spp.) and carpenter bees (Ceratina spp.), like to nest in wood by digging holes in rotting wood or by using existing holes.

Various species of bees, such as solitary bees and wild bees, use insect hotels to find nesting sites. They lay their eggs in the tubes or holes of the hotels where the larvae develop.

Bees have many remarkable characteristics, including their ability to use complex communication systems, their efficient pollination work, and their highly organized social structures in hives.

What is special about bees is their role as pollinators of plants, which is an essential function for ecosystems and agriculture.

There are several diseases that can affect bees, including Varroa mite, American foulbrood, European foulbrood and Nosema disease.

Yes, flower honey is made by bees. They collect nectar from flowers, which they then bring to the hive, where it is processed into honey.

Various shrubs such as lavender, thyme, rosemary, lilac and clover can attract bees due to their rich sources of nectar and pollen.

Bees produce a variety of products including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom.

Our main products from bees are honey, beeswax, propolis and royal jelly.

Bees respond particularly to blue, purple and yellow because these colors signal to them that a flower offers nectar and pollen.

Bees have limited vision in the dark, but they can still navigate and fly, especially when they are close to their hive.

Thistles can be a good source of food for bees as their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract a variety of bees.

Bees should be fed regularly, especially when they cannot find enough natural food, such as in times of food shortages or weakened colonies.

It is advisable to only give sugar water to bees when they really need it, for example when there is a food shortage or when a bee colony is weakened.

Bees can be calmed by spraying water on their bodies or by misting pheromones. Gentle movements and calm behavior also help calm bees.

Bees do not have well-developed hearing in the traditional sense, but they can detect vibrations and sound waves that are important for communication within the hive.

Laburnum is not good for bees because all parts of the plant are poisonous and do not provide food for bees.

Bees collect pollen, also known as pollen, to use as a source of protein for the brood. They carry the pollen back to the hive in special pollen baskets on their hind legs.

Mahonias can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract bees.

The amount of food you should feed bees depends on several factors, including the size of the colony, available food sources, and weather conditions. In general, bee colonies can be fed with 15-20 kg of sugar water in the fall.

Bees can be removed by contacting a professional beekeeper or pest controller who is knowledgeable about relocating bee swarms or nests.

Bees seal their honeycombs with beeswax, which they produce from special wax glands on their abdomen. They form the wax into small plates and use it to seal the cells of the honeycomb.

Wisteria is not poisonous to bees, but it is also not a particularly good source of food because its flowers produce little nectar and pollen.

Various species of bees, such as sand bees (Andrena spp.) and wasp bees (Nomada spp.), live in sandy soils and nest in sand.

Bees can be identified by their body structure, flight pattern and color. In general, bees have a hairy body, six legs, wings and mostly yellow and black striped patterns.

Linseed oil varnish is not particularly dangerous for bees as long as they do not come into direct contact with it. However, it is important to ensure that bee-friendly materials are used, especially near bee nests or hives.

The effort that bees put in depends on various factors, including the size of the bee colony, the availability of food, the weather and the time of year. In general, bees invest a lot of time and energy in foraging, caring for offspring, and building and maintaining the hive.

Bees can be explained in a child-friendly way by emphasizing their important role as pollinators of plants and as producers of honey and other bee products. You can also present the different types of bees and their lifestyle in a child-friendly way.

Bees are usually active again in spring when temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom. This can vary depending on region and climate.

Bees typically become active again in spring when temperatures rise and flowers begin to bloom. This can vary depending on region and climate.

Whether bees are still around depends on a variety of factors, including the time of year, weather and food availability. In mild climates, bees can be active even in winter, while in cold regions they are often inactive and stay in their hives.

Bees can fly without direct light because they rely primarily on other visual and sensory cues, such as the polarization of sunlight or prominent landscape features.

Bees may fly to you if they feel threatened or if they think you are a flower from which to collect nectar.

Oxalic acid can be harmful to bees if used in too high a concentration. However, in the right dosage it is often used to combat Varroa mites.

Bees cannot fly when weather conditions are unfavorable, such as heavy rain, strong winds, or low temperatures.

Bees are typically treated with formic acid to combat Varroa mites in late summer or fall, when bee colonies are typically smaller and brood numbers are fewer.

Male bees are called drones because the word "drone" historically means "man" or "male person" and the drones are the male individuals in the hive.

The activity period of bees depends on weather conditions, food availability and other factors. They are generally active during the warm months of the year, sometimes even throughout the day.

Depending on the region and climate, bees can move into a bee hotel at different times of the year, but usually during the warm months when the variety of flowers is greatest.

Saxifrage can be a good food source for bees as its flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract bees.

Bees overwinter in their hives by gathering in a tightly packed group and keeping each other warm. In some cases, additional insulation of the hive can also help protect the bees from the cold temperatures.

Wisteria is not particularly suitable for bees because its flowers produce little nectar and pollen and are not particularly attractive to bees.

Marigolds, also known as marigold or marigold, can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract bees.

Many bees are dying due to a variety of factors, including habitat loss, pesticide use, diseases such as the Varroa mite, climate change and food shortages.

Bees should be fed when they cannot find enough natural food, such as during times of food shortages or when a colony is weakened.

The baby bees are called larvae while they are still developing in the cells of the honeycomb before becoming adult bees.

Bees can become a little more aggressive in hot weather as high temperatures can increase stress, especially if there is inadequate ventilation in the hive.

Bees can be sensitive to loud noises, especially if they feel threatened. Noise can affect their communication and make them unsettled.

Dead bees are removed from the hive by the workers and either placed outside the hive or disposed of in a remote location.

Bees can suffer from a variety of stressors during the summer, including high temperatures, food shortages, disease, and parasitic infestations.

Neonicotinoids can cause a variety of negative effects in bees, including damage to the nervous system, impairment of orientation and learning behavior, and reduction in survival and reproduction.

Bees are also known as honey bees because they produce and collect honey.

Beekeepers and scientists are often interested in studying the behavior of dancing bees because bee dance is an important form of communication used to inform other bees where to find food sources.

Bees have a preference for flowers with blue and yellow colors, while they tend to avoid colors like red.

Grapes are pollinated by bees, but they are not the primary pollinators of grapes. As a rule, pollination of grapes occurs mainly by wind.

Zinnias can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract bees.

Cherry laurel is not a natural food source for bees and provides little nectar and pollen, so it is not particularly good for bees.

Since cherry laurel doesn't provide much food for bees, it isn't particularly useful for them.

Bees live in colonies that live in beehives or hives. They have a complex social structure and organize themselves into workers, drones and a queen.

Beehives are best placed in places that are protected from wind and weather, but also receive enough sunlight. Elevated placement can protect against moisture and predators.

Bellis, also known as daisies, can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and can attract bees.

In February, bees may find few flowering plants depending on the region and climate. However, early-flowering trees such as snowdrops or winter jasmine can provide food for bees.

The flowering times of plants that are attractive to bees vary depending on the plant species and region. In general, many plants begin to bloom in spring and provide food for bees. However, there are also flowering plants in the summer and autumn months.

Hollyhocks can be a good source of food for bees because their large, showy flowers are rich in nectar and pollen.

Plants rich in nectar and pollen attract bees. These include a variety of flowers, herbs, shrubs and trees such as lavender, sunflowers, thyme, clover, raspberries and many more.

Balsam, also known as balsam, is an invasive plant and while it provides food for bees, it can also be a problem for native flora.

To keep bees, you will need basic equipment such as a hive, beekeeping supplies, and protective gear. It is also important to educate yourself about the needs and behavior of bees and perhaps take a beekeeping course.

Some pesticides and chemicals can be toxic to bees, particularly neonicotinoids. It is important to pay attention to the use of such products near bee habitats.

The space required for bee colonies depends on various factors, including the bee breed, climate and food availability. In general, however, bee colonies need enough space to spread and grow, as well as a safe area for flight traffic.

In September, depending on the region and climate, bees find a variety of flowering plants, including autumn asters, sunflowers, goldenrod, ivy and sedum.

For a bee-friendly balcony, you can choose a variety of plants rich in nectar and pollen, such as lavender, thyme, sage, lilac, sunflowers, bluebells and many more.

Willows (Salix) are an important food source for bees, especially in spring when they provide abundant pollen.

In the fall, bees find food in flowers such as asters, sunflowers, ivy, goldenrod, and many others, depending on location and climate.

Adding sugar water can be a temporary solution during times of food shortages or weakened bee colonies, but should not be used as a replacement for natural food sources.

Bees are attracted to different colors, but flowers with blue, yellow and white colors are often particularly attractive to them.

Ragwort is poisonous to bees and can cause poisoning if consumed. It is important to remove this poisonous plant from bee habitats to protect bee health.

Bees live most in regions with abundant flowers and food sources, such as rural areas with many flower meadows and gardens.

Dahlias can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and are often visited by bees.

There are several films about bees, including popular documentaries such as "The Journey of the Penguins" and "Our Earth", which also contain scenes with bees.

There are different types of bees, but on average there are approximately 20,000 to 60,000 bees in a hive during the summer months.

You can make bees from different materials such as paper, wool, felt or even recycled materials such as plastic bottles or cardboard tubes.

You can usually transition bees during the warmer months when the bees are active and there are enough food sources to support the transition process.

There are no specific flowers that deter bees. However, bees are attracted to various plants that are rich in nectar and pollen.

Bees are very important for the pollination of plants and the production of honey. They also contribute to the preservation of ecosystems by promoting biological diversity.

Putting water out can help bees, especially on hot days when they need extra fluids. A shallow container with water and floating pieces of cork or stones can serve as a water source.

Some species of bees, such as mason bees, can build their nests in window frames or other small crevices. It is important to identify such nesting sites and, if necessary, remove them to avoid conflicts and protect the bees.

Most solitary bee species are considered very peaceful because they have no hive to defend and usually only defend themselves when directly threatened.

In June, bees collect a variety of nectar and pollen sources, including many summer flowers such as lavender, roses, sunflowers, clover and raspberries.

Some species of bees, such as mason bees, can build their nests in holes in wood, soil, or other substrates. These holes serve as breeding grounds for the larvae.

Male bees, also known as drones, have the main task of mating the queen. After mating, most drones die because they have no stinger and are unable to gather food or defend the hive.

Male bees exist to enable reproduction. They are necessary to mate with the queen and thus ensure the continued existence of the bee colony.

Bees have both male and female individuals. The queen is female, while workers and drones include both genders.

Goldenrod is an excellent source of food for bees as its yellow flowers are rich in nectar and pollen. It typically blooms in late summer and fall and provides an important source of food for bees when other flowers have already faded.

In late summer and fall, bees find food in a variety of plants, including aster, goldenrod, ivy, sunflowers, and squash blossoms.

Glyphosate, a widely used herbicide, can be harmful when it comes into contact with bees and can have negative effects on their behavior, health and survival rates.

Bees typically avoid strong and unpleasant odors such as ammonia, harsh chemical odors or strongly perfumed scents.

Yes, dandelions produce nectar that is collected by bees. The yellow flowers of the dandelion are an important source of food for bees, especially in spring.

Perennials can be an excellent source of food for bees because many of them are rich in nectar and pollen and can bloom for long periods of time.

Bee drones arise from unfertilized eggs laid by the queen. They have only one parent (the queen) and are haploid, meaning they only have one set of chromosomes.

Phacelia, also known as bee friend, is an excellent plant for bees as its flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and are often visited by bees.

Bee pollen is an important source of protein for bees and can be part of a balanced diet for them as long as it is not contaminated with harmful chemicals or pesticides.

Some plants whose smell can deter bees include basil, peppermint, lemongrass and garlic. These plants can be used as natural repellents to keep bees away from certain areas.

In general, bumblebees are less aggressive than honeybees. They usually only sting when they feel threatened or when their nest is being defended.

Sweet clover is an excellent source of food for bees because its flowers are rich in nectar and pollen and are often visited by bees.

You should not normally do anything about wild bees unless they pose an immediate danger to people or have settled in unusual or dangerous places. In such cases, it is best to seek help from a professional beekeeper or pest controller.

Bees can suffer from a variety of factors that can contribute to their premature death, including disease, parasites, pesticide use, habitat loss and food shortages. The exact reasons can be complex and vary.

Bees face various threats, including disease, parasites such as the Varroa mite, pesticide use, habitat loss, food shortages, adverse weather conditions and human disturbance.

Bees can see ultraviolet, blue and yellow colors particularly well. However, they are unable to perceive the color red.

Bees can be placed in many locations as long as they have access to sufficient food, water and a safe habitat. Common locations include gardens, agricultural fields, parks, meadows and even urban environments.

Bees dig in the sand to create nesting holes for their brood. Some species of bees, such as sand bees, build their nests directly in loose sandy soil.

Bee nucs are usually made in the spring when the colony is strong enough to be divided. This usually happens when the weather gets warmer and the bees can find enough food to thrive.

Magic bells are not particularly attractive to bees because their flowers produce little nectar and are therefore not an important source of food for bees.

To keep bees away from a particular location, barriers such as mosquito nets or fly screens can be used. In addition, plants with a strong smell, such as basil or peppermint, can serve as natural deterrents.

Some species of bees, such as mason bees and carpenter bees, build their nests in wood by digging tunnels or using existing cracks and holes.

Bees hum at a frequency of around 200 to 250 Hertz. This buzzing noise is caused by the flapping of bees' wings during flight.

Bees need a variety of flowering plants in gardens that are rich in nectar and pollen. It is also important to provide water sources and avoid the use of pesticides to protect the health of bees.

Bees benefit from a variety of trees, including linden, acacia, chestnut and willow, which are rich in nectar and pollen, making them a good source of food.

When bees approach a person, it is important to remain calm and not flail or run wildly. You should walk away slowly and carefully so as not to irritate the bees. It is also advisable to move to a protected area to avoid being bitten.

Bees die after stinging because their stinger is attached to part of their abdomen. When they sting, the stinger and part of their body become lodged in the victim's skin. Since the stinger is connected to the bee's digestive system, if the stinger is torn off, the bee will be seriously injured and ultimately die.

Bees build hexagonal cells in their honeycombs because this shape is the most efficient way to save space and provide maximum storage capacity. The hexagonal shape allows bees to make optimal use of the available space while creating a stable structure.

Some scents that can attract bees include lavender, rosemary, thyme and mint. These plants produce essential oils that bees perceive as a source of food.

Bees produce wax from special wax glands located on the underside of their abdomen. The bees use their mouthparts to shape the wax into the characteristic hexagonal honeycomb structures.

Bees symbolize hard work, community, order and efficiency. They are often viewed as symbols of collaboration and organization.

Spiders are generally not direct enemies of bees because they have different habitats and hunting techniques. Spiders typically catch insects by trapping them in webs, while bees gather food and look for nectar in flowers.

Bees can forage within a radius of several kilometers. The exact distance depends on various factors such as the availability of food sources and the weather.

Smoke has a calming effect on bees and can cause them to retreat to their hive. Beekeepers use smoke to calm bees when inspecting the hive and to avoid stings.

A shrub that attracts bees is, for example, the buddleia (Buddleja davidii). It produces abundant nectar and is often visited by bees.

Bees release scents primarily through glands in their abdomen. These scents are used for communication within the bee colony and can transmit information about the location of food, nests or potential dangers.

The most aggressive bee species are often Africanized honey bees, also known as “killer bees.” They are more territorial and respond more quickly and aggressively to threats.

There are many different types of bees, including honey bees, wild bees, bumblebees, mason bees, hoverflies and many more. Each species has its own characteristics, behaviors and habitats.

Bees can collect aphids to harvest the sweet honeydew that the aphids excrete. Honeydew is a sought-after food source for bees and is collected by them by "milking" the aphids.

Although oleander (Nerium oleander) produces beautiful flowers, they are not particularly attractive to bees because they produce little nectar. Therefore, oleanders are not considered particularly good for bees.

Bees can theoretically swarm in August, but this depends on various factors such as weather conditions, supplies in the hive and other environmental factors.

The exact number can vary depending on the bee species and individual weight, but it is estimated that an average bee weighs around 0.1 grams. This means that 5000 bees weigh around 500 grams.

Yes, bees are native to Germany. There are many species of bees, including honey bees, wild bees and bumblebees, that are found in Germany and play an important role in the pollination of plants.

Bees normally overwinter as a whole colony in the hive. They form a winter cluster to keep each other warm and live off the supplies of honey and pollen they collected over the summer.

Bees lay eggs in cells of their honeycombs. The eggs are tiny, oval and white and are laid in the cells by the queen.

Although hemp produces pollen, the nectar that hemp plants produce is not particularly attractive to bees. Therefore, hemp is not a preferred food source for bees.

Bee drones are larger and wider than worker bees and have larger, rounded eyes. They also have no stinger and their main job is to mate with the queen.

In September, bees continue to collect food to secure their supplies for the winter. They collect pollen and nectar from available flowers and prepare for winter.

Young bees, also known as bee larvae, are initially white and worm-like. After pupating, they emerge from the cells as young bees and have a plush appearance with a short hair coat.

Rapeseed is an important crop and is often visited by honey bees for pollen collection and pollination. Pollination of rapeseed by bees is crucial for the production of rapeseed oil and seeds.

Bees have 6 legs because they belong to the class of insects that typically have six legs. These legs allow them to move efficiently on flowers and other surfaces.

Yes, hornets are bigger than bees. Hornets are usually about twice the size of honey bees and have a striking yellow-black coloring.

Cranesbill (Geranium) produces many small flowers that are rich in nectar and pollen and therefore provide a good source of food for bees.

Bees have the ability to distinguish between quantities of up to four. This ability is often used to communicate the distance and direction of food sources in the waggle dance.

Yes, some fruits can grow without pollination by bees, but the fruit quality and quantity would be significantly reduced because bees do a large part of the pollination of plants.

For beginner beekeepers, gentle breeds of bees such as the Buckfast bee or the Carnica bee are often a good choice as they are less aggressive and can be easier to handle.

Plants such as lavender, St. John's wort, sage, thyme and oregano bloom for a long time and are a good source of food for bees over a longer period of time.

Bees are often associated with pollination, honey production, hard work and a sense of community.

The length of time bees feed their nucs depends on various factors, including the availability of food and the development of the nuc. However, bees typically feed their larvae for about 21 days.

Weak bees can be fed a mixture of sugar water and honey to support their energy and vitality.

Bees often move into an insect hotel in spring or summer when they are looking for nesting places for their brood.

The exact number of bees in the world varies and is difficult to determine, but it is estimated that there are around 20,000 to 30,000 species of bees worldwide.

Bee smokers are typically made of materials such as stainless steel or galvanized steel because they are heat-resistant and durable.

Formic acid is often used to treat Varroa mites in bee colonies. It works by killing the mites or inhibiting their reproduction, but excessive use of formic acid can also be harmful to the bees themselves if not used correctly.

Glyphosate can be dangerous for bees, especially if it is used in large quantities and the bees come into contact with contaminated plants. There is evidence that glyphosate can affect the intestinal flora of bees and weaken their immune defenses.

No aggressive measures should be taken against wild bees as they are important pollinators. Instead, it is better to maintain or create habitats for wild bees by growing flowering plants and providing natural nesting sites such as dead wood or sandy soil.

Bees do not like oleander because the flowers of this shrub produce little or no nectar, which is an important food source for bees.

Powdered sugar can be used as a method of treating Varroa mites in bees. You sprinkle the powdered sugar on the bees and the mites fall off when the bees clean themselves.

Replenishment cells are special cells in the bee nest in which new queens are bred. They are often formed when a colony of bees divides and forms a swarm.

In July, bees find many flowering plants and can collect plenty of nectar and pollen to replenish their supplies for the winter.

In late summer, bees prepare for winter by continuing to gather food and organize their supplies in the hive. The queen reduces egg laying and the colony prepares to form a winter cluster.

Bees use various orientation methods to find their way, including visual cues such as landmarks, the position of the sun, and the Earth's magnetic field.

Bees typically fly in straight lines and can orient themselves based on the position of the sun or other visual cues.

Forsythia is an early flowering plant and can therefore be an important source of food for bees in the spring. The bright yellow flowers produce abundant nectar and pollen.

Petunias are not particularly attractive to bees because they produce little to no nectar and are therefore not a preferred food source.

Bees can fly different routes depending on the species and conditions, such as weather and food availability. Some species of bees can forage up to several kilometers from their hive.

Perennials such as lavender, sage, thyme, oregano and coneflower are attractive to bees and attract them with abundant nectar and pollen.

Depending on the species, bees have between 5,000 and 7,000 individual eyes, which are called compound eyes.

Dead bees on the patio could be due to a variety of reasons, including natural causes of death, such as the end of their life cycle, or environmental factors such as heat, cold, or insecticide use.

Oleander is poisonous to bees because its flowers and leaves contain toxic substances that can be harmful to bees.

Honey bees are the most important pollinators and pollinate a wide variety of plant species, including many crops. Wild bees, bumblebees and other insects also play an important role in pollination.

Yes, dandelions are pollinated by bees. The yellow flowers of the dandelion produce abundant nectar and pollen and are an important source of food for bees in spring.

Bees can be fed a variety of foods, including sugar water, honey, pollen substitutes, and certain food supplements, to support their health and prevent nutritional deficiencies.

You can give bees various food sources, including sugar water, honey, pollen substitutes, special bee food supplements, and flowering plants rich in nectar and pollen.

Bees do not specifically fly toward light, but they can be attracted to bright light sources, especially at night. This can cause confusion and cause them to wander away from their natural habitat.

Some bee species are threatened by various factors such as habitat loss, loss of food sources, pesticide use and disease, leading to population declines. This has led to concerns that some bee species may be at risk of extinction.

Lilac is a profusely flowering plant and a good source of food for bees as its fragrant flowers are rich in nectar and attract many species of bees.

There is no specific color that makes bees aggressive. Aggressive behavior of bees can be triggered by various factors such as disturbances to the hive, attacks by enemies or unusual smells.

Yes, apple trees are pollinated by bees. Pollination by bees is crucial for the fertilization of flowers and the production of apples.

The price of 1 kg of bees may vary depending on the region, breeding conditions, bee species and other factors.

Some species of bees, such as mason bees or mason bees, nest in tubes or cavities that they find or construct themselves in soft material such as clay, mud or plant stems.

Yes, foxglove is poisonous to bees. Foxglove flowers contain toxic substances that can be harmful to bees.

Various methods can be used to keep bees away from a particular area, including closing off nest sites, using barriers such as netting, or removing food sources. However, it is important to respect bees and consider their natural role as pollinators.

Pirimicarb is an insecticide used in agriculture that can be toxic to bees, especially if they come into contact with contaminated plants or ingest the insecticide in their diet.

Bees use lavender as an important food source because the lavender flowers are rich in nectar. They collect nectar and pollen from flowers to fuel their hive and produce honey.

To revive bees, you can offer them a sugar solution that serves as a source of energy. This solution can be made from sugar and water and can help bees recover and replenish their energy reserves.

Bees like flowering plants that are rich in nectar and pollen. Popular plants include lavender, sunflowers, sage, thyme and many other flowering herbs and flowers.

The workers in a beehive have various tasks, including collecting nectar and pollen, feeding the larvae, cleaning the hive, defending the hive against intruders, and ventilating the hive by flapping their wings.

A bee swarm is a large group of bees that have gathered together and left their original hive to form a new colony. Bee swarms are a natural reproductive strategy of honey bees.

Bees are typically black and yellow striped, although there can be other color variations. The stripes serve as a warning pattern for potential enemies and are characteristic of bees.

Killer bees is an informal term sometimes used for Africanized honey bees, a more aggressive and defensive subspecies of the western honey bee. They are found primarily in the southern United States and some parts of Central and South America.

Bees often look for moist sand or clay in the sand that they can use to build their nests. You can also use the sand to regulate moisture in the hive.

Formic acid is sometimes used to control Varroa mites in beehives. It works by evaporation or evaporation and can reduce the mite population, but also has the potential to harm bees if used in too high a concentration.

Bees are generally no faster than humans. Their maximum flight speed is typically around 15 miles per hour, while humans can run much faster on average.

Bees can swarm in August as this is a time when the population in the hive is high and conditions are favorable for establishing new colonies. The warm weather and availability of food encourage the formation of flocks.

Bees are native to most regions of the world. They play an important role in many ecosystems and are usually a natural component of the local fauna.

A bee's appearance can vary depending on the species, but typically bees have a compact, furry body with yellow-black stripes, wings and antennae. Their body is divided into several segments and they have six legs.

Some species of bees, such as mason bees, actually build their nests in sand. They use soft or loose sand to dig tunnels and lay their eggs in them.

Hydrangeas are a valuable source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen. Bees may visit the flowers to collect food, especially when other food sources are scarce.

Yes, forget-me-nots are a good source of food for bees as their small blue flowers are rich in nectar. Bees can visit flowers to collect food and transport pollen.

There are several measures you can take to combat a bee allergy, including wearing protective clothing around beehives, avoiding places where there are a lot of bees, and taking medication regularly to control allergic reactions. In the event of a serious sting, immediate medical treatment may be required.

People use bees for a variety of purposes, including pollination of crops in agriculture, production of honey, wax and other bee products, and scientific research on bee behavior and ecology.

Yes, bees also pollinate grape vines. Pollination by bees is crucial for the production of grapes and the quality of wine.

Yes, drones are generally larger than worker bees. Drones are the male bees and have a more robust body than the female workers.

Bees collect nectar using their proboscis, which they insert into the calyxes of flowers to suck up the sweet nectar. The nectar is then stored in a special stomach, the honey stomach, and transported back to the hive.

Bees live in hives provided by beekeepers. These hives can be of various shapes and sizes, from traditional beehives to modern multi-level hives with honeycomb frames.

Bees sometimes clear brood from the hive to make room for new brood or to remove sick or damaged larvae. This may be part of the hive's natural cleaning behavior.

No, bees do not have an open bloodstream like some other insects. Their blood circulates in a closed system of blood vessels, similar to the blood circulation in vertebrates.

Chamomile is a popular plant for bees because its small flowers are rich in nectar. Bees can collect the nectar from chamomile flowers and use it to produce honey.

A group of bees is called a “swarm.” This is a collection of bees that live together and work together to create or leave a hive.

Bees are not normally fed directly, except in special cases where beekeepers offer them sugar solutions or other foods to support them when food sources are scarce.

There are many different species of bees in the world, including the western honey bee (Apis mellifera), various species of wild bees such as mason bees and bumblebees, as well as numerous tropical bee species.

Bees usually cannot neutralize hornets when they are attacked. However, they can try to defend themselves by attacking and stabbing together. However, this can be risky because hornets are much larger and more aggressive than individual bees.

Depending on the climate and geographical location, various plants that are attractive to bees may bloom in October. Some examples include fall asters, sunflowers, ivy and late blooms of some herbs such as rosemary and thyme.

Yes, bees can still be active in October, especially in warmer regions or mild fall conditions. They gather food and prepare for winter by collecting pollen and nectar for the hive.

It is advisable to check on bees regularly, especially for beekeepers or people who care for bee colonies. The frequency may vary depending on needs, but regular inspections can help monitor bee health and respond to problems in a timely manner.

Bees are in danger due to a variety of factors, including habitat loss, pesticide use, diseases and parasites such as the Varroa mite, climate changes, air pollution and other environmental stresses.

Bees typically do not intentionally fly in circles unless they are confused or disoriented. This can be caused by various factors such as fragrances, light sources or unusual weather conditions.

Some smells that can keep bees away include citrus scents, cinnamon, clove oil, peppermint oil and eucalyptus. These scents can help keep bees away from certain areas if they are undesirable near bee nests or hives.

There are different varieties of lavender, and not all of them keep bees away equally. Lavender with higher levels of camphor, such as Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue' or Lavandula x intermedia 'Grosso', is often considered less attractive to bees.

Some scents that can deter bees include citrus scents, cinnamon, clove oil, peppermint oil and eucalyptus. These scents can help keep bees away from certain areas if they are undesirable near bee nests or hives.

There are various reasons why bees may not be seen in the garden. These may include a lack of flowering plants attractive to bees, unfavorable weather conditions, pesticide use in the area, or the lack of a beehive nearby.

Bees have two pairs of wings, just like other insects. These pairs of wings allow them to fly and move in the air.

Some scents that can keep bees away include citrus scents, cinnamon, clove oil, peppermint oil and eucalyptus. These scents can help keep bees away from certain areas if they are undesirable near bee nests or hives.

Bees can generally be relocated during the warm season, usually spring or summer. This is the time when bee colonies are most active and accept new locations more easily.

A bee population refers to the amount and variety of available flowers and plants from which bees can collect nectar and pollen. A rich collection is important for the well-being of a bee colony as it provides sufficient food.

For example, exhausted bees can be offered sugar water to strengthen them and provide them with energy. This can help if the bees are exhausted or cannot find enough food.

Bees sometimes fly into the water to refresh themselves or to collect water to build honeycombs and cool the hive.

Bees respond to water by absorbing it with their proboscis and storing it in special containers in their hives. Water is used for various purposes in the hive, including regulating temperature and diluting food for brood.

Roses can be a valuable source of food for bees as they are often rich in nectar and pollen. Certain varieties of roses can be particularly attractive to bees.

Thyme is an aromatic plant that can be attractive to bees because it is rich in nectar and pollen. Bees can visit thyme flowers to collect food.

Bees are capable of performing a variety of tasks including foraging, brood care, honeycomb building, hive defense, and plant pollination.

Yes, roses are pollinated by bees. Bees are important pollinators of many plant species, including roses. They visit rose flowers to collect nectar and pollen, contributing to pollination.

A bee's lifespan varies depending on its role in the hive. Workers typically live for several weeks to a few months, while drones only live during the mating season, which usually lasts a few weeks. The queen can live for several years if properly cared for.

Bees collect honeydew from plants, especially from aphids or other insects that secrete plant juices. This honeydew is collected by the bees and brought into the hive where it is processed into honey.

Several varieties of lavender can attract bees, including Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender) and Lavandula stoechas (Lavender). Both are often visited by bees to collect nectar and pollen.

Bees use various orientation methods to find their way, including the sun, prominent terrain features, and even the Earth's magnetic field. They are also able to interpret the workers' dance to obtain information about food sources.

Glyphosate can be dangerous to bees, especially when applied directly to flowering plants from which bees collect food. There is a risk that bees can introduce glyphosate into the hive, causing it to enter the hive, which can have a negative impact on the bee population.

Bees are particularly good at pollinating plants. Their bodies are covered with hairs that can efficiently collect and transfer pollen from flower to flower, contributing to pollination and thus contributing to the reproduction of many plant species.

Bees recognize each other primarily through smell and pheromonal communication. Each bee has a distinctive scent that comes from its hive, and pheromones play an important role in communication within the colony.

Bees like a variety of flowers including dandelions, clover, lavender, sage, sunflowers, marigolds, thyme and many more. These plant species provide abundant nectar and pollen, which are an important source of food for bees.

The price of a bee colony can vary depending on the region, the quality of the bees and other factors.

The best time to relocate bees is when they are inactive, typically in the early morning or late evening hours when most bees are in the hive. This minimizes the risk of stings and makes transporting the bees easier.

You can place various things around bees to attract and support them, including bee hotels, nesting boxes, water troughs with floating pieces of cork or stones, and flowering plants that provide nectar and pollen.

Swarming time for bees can vary, but typically bees swarm for a few hours to a few days while the swarm forms and looks for a new home.

Bees collect nectar from flowering plants using their proboscis. They visit flowers to collect the sweet nectar, which they then absorb into their honey stomachs for later transport to the hive and processing.

A single bee does not normally lay eggs. The queen is responsible for egg laying and can lay hundreds of thousands of eggs throughout her life.

Jasmine can be a good source of food for bees as it produces fragrant flowers that are rich in nectar. Bees can visit these flowers to collect food.

Bees can see ultraviolet light as well as blue, green, yellow and orange, but not red. However, they have a different perception of colors compared to humans.

The larger bee species include bumblebees (family Apidae) and giant honey bees (genus Apis dorsata), which occur in some parts of Asia.

Bees are primarily active during the day when flowers bloom and food is available. They usually rest in the hive at night.

Bees go to a variety of flowering plants to collect nectar and pollen. These include clover, dandelions, sunflowers, lavender, sage, thyme and many more.

There are certain plants that tend to keep bees away due to their scent or chemical properties. These include, for example, geraniums, lemon balm and basil.

Chrysanthemums can be a good source of food for bees as they are rich in nectar and pollen. They are often visited by bees, especially when they are in bloom.

The lifespan of a bee depends on its role in the hive. Workers typically live for several weeks to a few months, while drones only live during the mating season and queens can live for several years.

There are certain plants whose scent can keep bees away. These include, for example, geraniums, basil and lemon balm.

Different species of bees can live in the bee hotel, depending on the nesting materials provided. The inhabitants can include various species of wild bees, such as: E.g. mason bees, leafcutter bees and silk bees.

The number of bees in a swarm can vary depending on circumstances and the size of the colony, but swarms can contain thousands of individuals.

Bees should be fed a balanced diet consisting primarily of nectar and pollen. Additionally, beekeepers can feed sugar water or syrup during times of scarce food sources or when supporting weakened bee colonies.

Yes, it is possible and sometimes necessary to give sugar water to bees, especially during times of scarce food sources or to support weakened bee colonies.

Bees fly to flowers to collect nectar and pollen, which serve as a food source for them. They also pollinate the flowers, which is important for plants to reproduce.

Several types of herbs can attract bees, including thyme, sage, lavender, oregano and mint. These plants often produce abundant nectar and pollen that attract bees.

Caring for bees requires regular attention and care, especially during bee season. The exact amount of effort can vary depending on the needs of the colonies, local conditions, and the beekeeper's goals.

Bees can usually form nucs when conditions are favorable for brood development, usually in spring and sometimes in summer.

To create nucs, beekeepers usually select a strong colony and divide it into two or more smaller colonies. This can be done by transferring bees, brood and a queen to a new apiary or hive.

Bees reproduce by the queen laying eggs, which are cared for by the workers of the colony and developed into larvae. These larvae go through various stages of development until they hatch and become adult bees.

A bee smoker is typically made from materials such as stainless steel, aluminum or sheet metal. These materials are heat-resistant and easy to clean, which is important because the smoker comes into direct contact with fire and smoke.

To remove bee nests, professional beekeepers or pest controllers should be contacted. They have the knowledge and equipment to safely remove bee nests without endangering the bees.

Bees are sensitive to loud and sudden noises, especially when working near their hive. It is advisable to be calm and careful when handling bees so as not to disturb them.

The Bee Miraculous, also known as "Miraculous", is a fictional superhero character from the animated television series of the same name "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir". It has no real connection to bees or beekeeping.

The bee dance is a behavioral pattern in which bees, especially workers, use certain movements and positions to communicate information to other bees about the location of food sources.

Some species of bees, such as B. Bluebell bees (Anthophora) can nest in the bluebells by using cavities in the stems or in the ground.

Sunflowers are an excellent source of food for bees because they are rich in nectar and pollen. Bees visit the flowers to collect these resources, which helps pollinate the flowers and can lead to the production of honey.

Bees sometimes fly into windows because they reflect light and appear transparent to part of the bee's body. This can cause confusion as the bees try to get into what appears to be an opening.

Bees need a diverse selection of flowers and plants in the garden that are rich in nectar and pollen. These provide the bees with a source of food and contribute to the health and vitality of the bee colony.

Bees can be propagated by creating offshoots by dividing an existing colony and moving half of the bees, brood and a new queen into a new hive.

Roses are a valuable source of food for bees as they are rich in nectar and pollen. Bees visit the flowers to collect these resources, which helps pollinate the flowers and can lead to the production of honey.

Bees can be placed in a variety of locations including gardens, parks, agricultural areas, nature reserves and even urban environments. It is important that they have enough food and protection from predators.

Bees are important pollinators of flowering plants, which helps maintain plant diversity and the production of fruits, vegetables and other crops.

In the apiary, bees live in a hive where they care for brood, store honey and look after the queen. Beekeepers can visit the apiary to look after the bees and harvest honey.

Bees typically swarm in spring or early summer when the colony is strong and conditions are favorable for establishing a new colony. A swarm forms when a new queen leaves the old hive with part of the colony to look for a new home.

Acacia honey is made by bees that collect the nectar from acacia flowers. It is a delicious and popular variety of honey with a mild taste and a clear, liquid consistency.

Hardy plants for bees are those that bloom and provide food even in cold temperatures. These include, for example, winter bloomers such as snowdrops, crocuses, winter jasmine, and certain herbs such as rosemary and thyme.

Bees generally only mate once during their lives. Mating occurs in flight when the young queen meets and mates with several drones on a nuptial flight. After mating, the queen stores the sperm in her body for the rest of her life.

Bees tend to be most aggressive when they feel threatened or when their hive or queen is being attacked. This may occur during foraging, nest defense, or during the mating season.

Bees dislike certain smells, including strongly perfumed scents, smoke, and chemical substances such as cleaning products or pesticides.

Lady's mantle (Alchemilla) is a bee-friendly plant known for its delicate green leaves and yellow-green flowers. It produces nectar and pollen that can be used by bees as a food source.

Buckwheat is an excellent plant for bees because it is rich in nectar and pollen and grows well in cooler climates. The flowers attract bees and other pollinators and contribute to the health of the ecosystem.

Foulbrood in bees is caused by the bacterium Paenibacillus larvae, which infects the brood in the hive and leads to pathological decomposition. It is a serious bee disease that kills the brood and often leads to the collapse of the bee colony.

Bees feel threatened when they are disturbed, whether by unusual noises, vibrations, smoke, or predators entering their hive.

Bees can be active in different months depending on the climate and region, but typically from spring to fall when there are enough flowers for food.

Various flowers can attract bees on the balcony, including lavender, rosemary, thyme, bluebells, cosmea, borage, cornflowers, sunflowers and nasturtiums.

Nasturtium is a bee-friendly plant with bright flowers rich in nectar and pollen. It attracts bees and other pollinators and can be a valuable source of food for them.

Bees are crucial for pollinating plants, which in turn promotes the production of fruits, vegetables and other crops. They contribute to the preservation of biological diversity and play an important role in the ecosystem.

Bees need to be treated if they are affected by diseases such as Varroa mites, foulbrood or other parasites that can affect their health and ability to survive. Treatment depends on the condition of the bee colony and the specific threats they face.

Bees communicate through dancing, particularly the waggle dance and the round dance. Through these movements they communicate information about the location of food sources to other bees in the hive.

Bees close holes to defend the hive and prevent entry by predators or other threats. They use resin, propolis and wax to seal entrances and protect the hive.

Bees pollinate a large number of flowers during their foraging flights. The exact number depends on various factors, including the size of the bee colony, the availability of flowers and the flight activity of the bees.

Some smells that can keep bees away include citrus scents, clove oil, cinnamon oil, or peppermint or eucalyptus essential oils.

Glyphosate is a common herbicide that can cause health problems in bees, especially when used near flowering plants visited by bees. It can affect their navigation, weaken their immune defenses and even affect their reproduction.

Bees can be attracted by planting bee-friendly flowers, herbs and shrubs that are rich in nectar and pollen. These include lavender, sunflowers, cornflowers, borage, thyme and many others.

Bees can be relocated through a variety of methods, including luring them into a bee trap, having the swarm gently removed by a beekeeper, or moving a colony to a new hive.

Bees have a single life, similar to other insects. A bee's lifespan depends on various factors, including its role in the hive, the season and environmental conditions.

Bees can suddenly become aggressive if they feel threatened or disturbed. This can have various reasons, such as predators entering the hive, disturbances caused by external influences or internal factors within the bee colony.

Bees should be fed when natural food sources are scarce, especially during cold winter months or dry periods when flowers are few. Feeding helps the bees collect enough food and survive the winter.

Bees make an important contribution to the pollination of plants, which in turn contributes to the production of fruits, vegetables and other crops. They are therefore crucial for human nutrition and biological diversity.

Bees form a cluster to keep warm in cooler weather or at night. This occurs by crowding bees closely around the queen to regulate the temperature inside the hive.

Whether you should allow bees to swarm depends on several factors, including the availability of food sources, the size of the colony, and the conditions in the hive. An experienced beekeeper can decide whether a swarm should be trapped and relocated or left.

Bees exchange messages primarily through dance communication, particularly the waggle dance and the round dance. Through these movements they pass on information about the location of food sources to other bees in the hive.

Bees are at the water to quench their thirst and collect water to cool the hive. Water is also important for diluting honey and maintaining humidity in the hive.

Ivy can be an important food source for bees in the fall when other flower sources become scarce. The small, inconspicuous flowers of ivy provide bees with late-night food and pollen.

Bees can settle in bamboo if the conditions are favorable for them, especially if there are enough cavities and nesting opportunities. Bamboo offers bees protection from the elements and predators.

Various types of bees can live in an insect hotel, including wild bees, mason bees, leafcutter bees and other solitary bee species. These use the small cavities and nesting tunnels in the insect hotel as nesting places for their brood.

Bees can become aggressive when they feel threatened, such as by sudden movements or loud noises near their hive. They are also sensitive to disturbances at their nest or in the immediate surroundings.

Bees find a bee hotel through the visual perception of suitable nesting sites and scents emanating from the hotel's materials. The presence of other bees or insects nearby may also cause them to explore the bee hotel.

Bees bring pollen and nectar to the insect hotel to store food for themselves and their brood. In addition, they can also carry pollen and nectar from surrounding flowers into the hotel.

Bees reproduce primarily through mating in flight, with the drones copulating with the queen. The queen stores the sperm from the drones in her body and later lays eggs that develop into workers, drones and new queens.

You don't normally spray substances on bees. However, in case of pests or diseases, beekeepers can use various treatments such as sprays or sprays to control them. However, these should be used specifically and with caution so as not to endanger the bees.

Bees can suffer from various diseases, including American foulbrood, which is caused by the bacterium Paenibacillus larvae. This bacterium infects the brood and causes the larvae to die. The disease can spread quickly throughout the bee colony and cause serious damage.

Dysentery in bees is not a common name for a specific disease or condition in bees. There may be confusion here with the term “dysentery” from veterinary medicine, which describes a disease in animals caused by certain bacteria.

Bees can be kept organically in a number of ways, including promoting a natural habitat with diverse flora, avoiding the use of chemical pesticides and herbicides around hives, and using natural methods to control diseases and pests.

Bees are of immense ecological importance because, as pollinators, they make a significant contribution to maintaining plant diversity and producing food. They pollinate a wide variety of plants, including many crops, fruits and vegetables, and wild plants that are critical to the food chain and ecosystem.

Bees mainly consume nectar and pollen. Nectar serves as a source of energy, while pollen serves as a source of protein and is used to raise the brood.

The weight of 100 bees varies depending on the bee species, season and other factors. Typically, a single honey bee weighs about 0.1 gram, so 100 bees would weigh about 10 grams.

The color of bees varies depending on the species and can range from yellowish brown to dark brown or black. Color can also be influenced by hair style and body characteristics.

In June, bees find a variety of flowers and plants from which to collect nectar and pollen. These include fruit trees, wildflowers, herbs and many other flowering plants.

We get various products from bees such as honey, beeswax, propolis and royal jelly. These products are used both as food and in the natural medicine and cosmetics industries.

Bees cannot specifically sniff out explosives. However, their ability to detect scents is being researched and exploited in some areas, such as research into the development of biosensors.

Sleeping bees look similar to awake bees, but they usually rest in groups and can be found in various positions on the honeycomb or near the hive.

Different species of bees include honey bees, wild bees (such as mason bees and bumblebees) and social bees (e.g. bumblebees and social wild bees).

Figs are pollinated by a special type of fig wasp, not bees.

In August, bees primarily collect nectar and pollen from flowers to build up their supplies for the winter.

Bees don't have classical sleep like humans, but they do rest for short periods.

Drones are usually thrown out of the hive in late fall when they are no longer needed for reproduction.

Bumblebees and bees are generally most active in spring and summer.

Bees build honeycombs when they have collected enough nectar and pollen and need space to store and raise offspring.

Nosema is a disease caused by parasites that affects the intestinal health of bees.

Bees feed their larvae a secretion called royal jelly, which they produce from special glands.

Bees collect nectar by visiting flowers with their proboscis (proboscis), sucking up the nectar and transporting it to their honey stomach.

Bees live in colonies or colonies, including honey bees, bumblebees and some species of wild bees.

Lilac is not poisonous to bees; in fact, bees are often attracted to the nectar of lilac flowers.

Bees and bumblebees collect nectar and pollen from flowers, pollinating plants and producing honey for their own consumption.

Bee and wasp season is typically spring and summer, when these insects are most active.

In August, bees often find a variety of flowers rich in nectar and pollen, including sunflowers, goldenrod, asters and late summer lilac.

It is possible for someone to be allergic to bees, especially if they are stung by bee venom. An allergy to bee stings can cause severe reactions and may require medical attention.

A bee can produce thousands of offspring throughout its lifetime, including eggs, larvae and pupae.

The number of offspring a bee has depends on various factors, including the type of bee and the size of the colony.

Bees are found on every continent except Antarctica. They are widespread worldwide.

Heather can be a valuable food source for bees, especially when it is in flower. It provides nectar and pollen needed for nutrition and pollination.

Bees are typically fed when they cannot find enough natural food sources, especially during dry periods or winter.

Strawberries are a good source of food for bees because they are rich in nectar that can be collected by the bees.

The number of bees per swarm can vary depending on the type and size of the colony, but typically there are thousands of bees in a swarm.

Bees are usually relocated when they nest in an undesirable location, such as a house or other building, and cannot stay there.

Bees like cherry laurel flowers, which are rich in nectar and pollen, making them an attractive source of food.

Mating between bees usually only lasts a few seconds to minutes.

Bees are attracted to a variety of flowers including lavender, bluebells, sunflowers, clovers and many others.

Bees collect pollen as a source of protein for raising their larvae in the hive.

In bee hotels, solitary bees lay their eggs in tubes or holes and provide them with food before sealing the nests.

Jerusalem artichokes can be a good food source for bees because the flowers are rich in nectar.

There are no specific flowers that keep bees away as bees are generally attracted to flowers.

Bees typically build their honeycombs in a hive, either in natural cavities or in hives provided by beekeepers.

Bees can die from pesticides because these chemicals can affect their nerves or directly poison them.

Bees are attracted to lavender because the flowers are rich in nectar and have a pleasant scent that attracts bees.

Bees can die from pesticides because these chemicals can affect their nerves or directly poison them. Pesticides can also affect bee navigation, which can lead to hive losses.

A lot is known about bees, including their lifestyle, communication, pollination behavior, and how they produce honey. Researchers have also gained insights into their social structures and importance to the ecosystem.

Bees generally fly within a few kilometers of their hive in search of food and resources.

Bees can see ultraviolet light (UV light), which helps them better identify flowers and find nectar sources.

Bees can see UV light because many flowers have UV patterns on their petals that are attractive to bees and help them identify nectar sources.

Bees often fly to flowers that have bright colors such as blue, yellow, and purple because these colors attract them and signal to them that nectar is present there.

Bees fly to flowers to collect nectar and pollen, which they use as food for themselves and for their larvae in the hive.

In insect hotels, solitary bees lay their eggs in pre-drilled holes or tubes and provide them with food before sealing the nests.

Stimulus feeding in bees refers to providing sugar water or other food sources to attract bees and study their behavior or to help bees in distress when they cannot find enough food.

There are no balcony plants that will keep bees away as bees are generally attracted to flowers.

Sugar water for bees can be provided in shallow containers or special feeding bowls placed in a convenient outdoor location.

There are several reasons why you might attract bees, including the presence of flowers or food, the scent of certain plants, or your proximity to a bee nest.

Yes, you can give bees sugar water to help support them, especially when they can't find enough food.

To keep bees away, you can use certain scents to deter them or create physical barriers to prevent them from entering certain areas.

Bees usually swarm in warm and sunny weather when conditions are favorable and there are many bees in the hive.

Trachees are tiny tubes in the anatomy of insects such as bees that are used for breathing. They transport oxygen directly to the body's cells and enable gas exchange.

The dosage of oxalic acid for bees depends on several factors, including the purpose of use and the specific method of application. It is important to follow the instructions carefully and seek advice from an experienced beekeeper if necessary.

The number of bees needed for overwintering depends on various factors, including the size of the bee colony, available resources and climatic conditions. As a rule, a bee colony needs thousands of bees to overwinter successfully.

Strawberry plants can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar.

The number of bees per hive can vary depending on the type of hive and beekeeping practices, but typically there are thousands of bees per hive.

Columbines can be a good source of food for bees because their flowers are rich in nectar and pollen.

In summer, bees primarily eat nectar and pollen from flowers to meet their energy needs and fuel the hive.

Blueberries are pollinated by bees, but they are not a primary food source for bees because their flowers are not as attractive to bees as those of many other plants.

Sulfur can be toxic to bees if they are exposed to direct contact or if it is used in their environment. It is important to avoid using sulfur near bee colonies.

Bees can be established by providing a suitable hive or bee box and purchasing a colony from an experienced beekeeper or breeder.

If bees are swarming, it is important to remain calm and contact an experienced beekeeper who can help capture and relocate the swarm.

To support wild bees in the soil, you can provide them with habitat by planting wildflowers, leaving undisturbed areas for nesting, and reducing the use of pesticides.

The main reasons for the disappearance of wild bees are habitat loss, pesticide use, diseases and parasites, climate change and monocultures.

A shallow bowl of water or sugar water can be provided for bees to drink from.

There are many different breeds of bees, including the European honey bee, Carnica bee, Buckfast bee, Italian bee and many others, which vary in characteristics such as gentleness, honey production and adaptability.

Some types of flowers that produce little nectar or pollen or have a scent that is unattractive to bees may attract fewer bees. Examples of this include lilies, daffodils and tulips.

Large bees could be of various species, including bumblebees or certain types of wild bees such as carpenter bees or hornets.

When pollinating, bees transport pollen from one flower to another, leading to fertilization and allowing the production of seeds or fruit.

Bees pollinate a variety of trees, including fruit trees such as apple and cherry trees, as well as forest trees such as beech and oak.

Bees collect pollen from flowers using their body hairs, especially on their hind legs, and carry it back to the hive, where it is used to feed the larvae and make bee bread.

The cost of a bee exterminator can vary depending on the location, severity of the problem, and the methods used. It is advisable to contact local professionals for accurate pricing.

Bees can go to hydrangeas, but they often prefer other flowers with abundant nectar and pollen. The specific flower characteristics and nectar content can influence whether bees visit certain flowers.

Pins in bees refer to the glands on the abdomen of worker bees from which they secrete wax to build the honeycombs in the hive.

There are many plants that can attract bees in the garden, including lavender, sunflowers, sage, thyme, borage, marigolds and many other flowers and herbs.

Bees lay their eggs in the honeycombs of the hive, where they are cared for and cared for by the worker bees.

Bees stay in the hive at night, where they take care of the queen, the brood and storing food.

Bees might go around in circles when, for example, they have problems with their orientation or when they are trying to inform each other about where they have found food sources.

Various measures can be taken to combat mites in bees, including using miticides, adopting special management practices, and promoting healthy bee populations that can cope with the mites.

Bees typically begin flying in the spring when the weather warms and food is plentiful.

Bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers, which they then bring back to the hive to feed their colony and raise brood.

Butterflies and bees love many of the same flowers, including lavender, buddleia, sunflowers, marigolds, asters, thyme, sage and many other flowering plants.

There are an estimated several billion bees in the world, but the exact number can vary by region and species.

Bees should be checked regularly, at least once a month, to monitor the health of the colony and identify problems early.

The main reasons for current bee deaths are habitat loss, use of pesticides, parasites and diseases, climate change and monocultures that limit the food supply for bees.

Bees begin building by producing wax with their pegs (wax glands) on their abdomens and using it to construct honeycombs in the hive.

All hydrangeas are attractive to bees, but the varieties with open flowers, rich in nectar and pollen, are particularly preferred by bees.

Bees are typically most active during the months of spring through fall, when flowers bloom and food is plentiful.

Plants that can attract both bees and birds include sunflowers, elderberries, lilacs, cornflowers, nasturtiums and clovers.

Yes, you can still feed bees now, especially if they are in trouble due to adverse weather conditions or lack of food.

It is not known whether bees feel pain when they die, as they have a simple nervous system that is not comparable to the sensations of pain found in vertebrates.

Bees generally do not die when they sting because the stinger is barbless and the bee is usually able to move away after stinging.

Bees can be treated with lactic acid by dripping or vaporizing diluted solutions of lactic acid into the hive to control Varroa mites.

When pollinating, bees collect pollen from the stamens of one flower and transfer it to the ovary of another flower, leading to fertilization and allowing the formation of seeds or fruits.

Bees go for cherry laurel because the flowers are rich in nectar and have a pleasant scent that attracts bees.

The number of bees in a frame can vary depending on the size of the colony and the breed of bee, but typically there are hundreds of bees on a frame, especially during bee season.

Five bees have a total of 20 legs (5 bees × 4 legs per bee).

Bees die after stinging because their stinger is barbed, meaning it gets stuck into the skin of a person or animal when it stings. When the bee tries to fly away, the stinger and part of the abdomen tear out of the bee's body, ultimately killing it.

Bees can fly to the rapeseed field, which can be up to several kilometers away depending on distance and other factors.

A "baby bee" or bee larva initially looks like a tiny white worm located in a cell of the honeycomb.

Newly hatched bees, also known as "juvenile bees", have a plush and fluffy appearance with a slight gray hue and they are often slightly smaller than adult bees.

Hydrangeas with open, flat flowers rich in nectar and pollen are good for bees. Varieties such as Hydrangea macrophylla and Hydrangea paniculata can be attractive to bees.

Bees do not react specifically to a particular color, but they can be irritated by certain smells, movements, or the use of aggressive behavior by other animals.

Some bee species are endangered and are on the Red List of Endangered Species, but not all bee species.

Bees can fly up to several kilometers in the fall to find food before the cold season sets in and flowers become fewer.

The number of bees that die each year varies depending on various factors such as bee population, environmental conditions, disease and pesticide use.

2 kg of bees corresponds to a large number of bees that can live in a bee colony. The exact number may vary depending on the bee breed and other factors.

Bees should be placed in a location protected from strong winds, heavy rain and direct sunlight. A quiet place with good air circulation is ideal.

Bees protect themselves from enemies by becoming aggressive, defending their hives, and by organizing themselves into large groups to drive away intruders.

Bumblebees and bees differ in their body shape, lifestyle and ability to collect food. Bumblebees are often larger, have thicker fur, and collect nectar and pollen in different ways than honeybees.

Yes, bumblebees are just as useful as bees as pollinators for plants and play an important role in the pollination of flowers and plants in nature.

Many flowering plants are suitable for bees, including lavender, sunflowers, sage, thyme, borage, marigolds, clovers, lilacs, cornflowers, nasturtiums and many others.

Various treatments can be used against mites in bees, including the use of organic acids such as formic acid or oxalic acid, biological methods such as the use of plants that control mites, or the use of special devices such as heat treatment or evaporation of essential oils.

Bees should be fed when they cannot find enough food, especially during dry periods or winter.

The butt wiggling of bees is a type of dance they use to communicate the direction and distance to a food source to other bees in the hive.

Bees collect nectar and pollen from the flowers as food and contribute to the pollination of the flowers.

Bees typically have a striped body with yellow and black colors, six legs, two antennae and often a thick coat of hair.

Bees cannot see ultraviolet light (UV light). However, they have special receptors in their eyes that can detect UV light, which helps them see patterns on flowers that are invisible to humans.

Bees have existed for millions of years. The exact time that bees have been around is difficult to pinpoint, but fossil evidence shows that they have existed for at least 100 million years.

Pope Urban VIII (pontificate: 1623-1644) introduced bees into his coat of arms.

Bees can see UV light because they have special receptors in their eyes that can detect UV light. This helps them recognize patterns on flowers that are invisible to humans and makes it easier for them to find food sources.

The flight time of bees depends on various factors, including weather conditions and the availability of food. Generally, bees fly during the warmer months of the year, from spring to fall.

If there are bees in the window frame, you can try to gently catch them with a glass and a piece of paper and take them outside, or you can ask a beekeeper for help if they cannot be removed.

Bees can be fed for a limited period of time, especially when they are experiencing food shortages or are preparing for winter. The duration of feeding depends on the individual needs of the bee colony.

Bees cannot eat wood, but they use wax produced by special glands on their bodies to build honeycombs, which are made of many thin layers of wax.

Various products can be obtained from bees, including honey, wax, propolis and royal jelly. However, honey is the most famous and widespread product produced by bees.

Bees produce wax using special wax glands in their abdomen. The wax glands secrete tiny wax plaques that are collected by the bees and used to build honeycombs.

Various products can be obtained from bees, including honey, wax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom. These products have various uses in the food industry, cosmetics industry, medicine and much more.

There are no flowers that bees dislike, but some types of flowers are less attractive to bees, either because of their nectar or pollen content, or because of their scent. Examples include lilies, daffodils and tulips.

Bee nucs can usually be made in the spring, especially in April and May, when the bee colony is strong enough and there is enough food and resources.

Early bloomers that are attractive to both bees and bumblebees include crocuses, snowdrops, winter aconites, cornelian cherries, daphne and squill.

Bees usually start swarming in spring when the colony is strong enough and the conditions for swarming are favorable.

Bees can be fed a mixture of sugar and water in the spring to give them extra energy, especially when natural food sources are scarce.

Different plants are currently blooming in Bavaria, depending on the exact region and local weather conditions. Typical early bloomers include crocuses, snowdrops, March cups and winter aconites.

Herbs attractive to both bees and butterflies include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano, mint, borage and verbena.

Bees emerge from the insect hotel when conditions are favorable for their development, typically in spring or summer when temperatures rise and sufficient food is available.

Bees can be active throughout the day in summer, usually from early morning until dusk, depending on weather conditions and food availability.

The profession that deals with bees is often called beekeeping. Beekeepers care for bee colonies, produce honey and other bee products, and support the health and well-being of bees.

The patron saint of bees is St. Ambrose of Milan.

Male bees, also known as drones, cannot sting because they do not have a stinger. Their sole purpose is to mate with the queen.

Treatment of bees with formic acid can vary depending on the individual needs of the colony and local conditions, but typically takes a few weeks to a month to effectively control the mite population.

Varroa mites are tiny, reddish-brown mites that live parasitically on honey bees. They can hardly be seen with the naked eye and look like small round dots on the bodies of bees.

We get various products from the bees such as honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom. These products have diverse applications in the food industry, cosmetics industry, medicine and other fields.

Bees can withstand the cold surprisingly well. The exact amount of cold that bees can endure depends on a variety of factors, including the breed of bee, the size of the colony, the availability of food, and the length of the cold period.

Bees like a variety of trees, including fruit trees such as apple and cherry trees, forest trees such as beech and oak, and flowering trees such as acacia and chestnut.

Both bees and bumblebees are important pollinators, but pollination efficiency can vary depending on the specific characteristics of the flowers and the type of pollinators.

Bees settling in the wall of a home can be potentially dangerous as they can pose a risk of stings and damage to the structure. It is recommended that you seek help from a beekeeper to safely remove the bees.

Female bees, including the workers and the queen, have a stinger and can sting, while male bees, the drones, do not have a stinger and therefore cannot sting.

The best bee smoker is subjective and depends on the beekeeper's individual preferences and needs. There are different types of smokers with different sizes, materials and functions. Some popular brands include Dadant, Bienenweber and Mann Lake.

The number of bees in a swarm can vary greatly, depending on factors such as the size of the original colony, the timing of the swarm and the environmental conditions. Swarms can typically contain thousands of bees.

A swarm can consist of thousands of bees, depending on various factors such as the size of the original colony, the timing of the swarming and the environmental conditions.

A climbing plant that is good for bees is the nasturtium. It produces beautiful flowers and is rich in nectar, which attracts bees.

Glyphosate can be dangerous for bees because it kills not only weeds but also flowering plants, which can be an important food source for bees. There is also evidence that glyphosate can affect the intestinal flora of bees and weaken their immune defenses.

Some summer flowers that are good for bees include sunflowers, marigolds, cornflowers, lavender, phacelia, borage, cosmea and mallows.

The nuptial flight in bees is an important part of the reproductive process in which a mated queen flies out of the hive to mate with drones outside the hive.

Bees' nuptial flight typically occurs in spring or summer when conditions are favorable and there are enough drones available to mate with the queen. The exact timing may vary depending on the region and weather.

During the nuptial flight, the mated queen flies out of the hive to mate with drones outside the hive. So it is the queen and the drones who fly out on their nuptial flight.

We can learn a lot from bees about organization, collaboration, efficiency and communication. Their complex social structure and ability to operate in a collective system offer many lessons for human societies.

From bees we can learn how important it is to live in harmony with nature, share resources, work for the common good and act in a sustainable way. Her work ethic, ability to adapt and efficiency are inspiring.

In the bee colony, the bees have different tasks depending on their age and gender. Duties include cleaning the hive, brood care, collecting food, defending the hive, building combs, and caring for the queen.

Bees do not normally transmit diseases to humans. However, bee stings can trigger allergic reactions and, in rare cases, lead to serious health problems. It is important to be careful with stings and to seek medical help if an allergic reaction occurs.

When bees have diarrhea, it can be a sign of various problems in the colony, including disease, parasites, or lack of food. It is important to identify the cause and, if necessary, consult a beekeeper or veterinarian to take appropriate action.

Various types of clover are good for bees because they are rich in nectar and pollen. The types of clover that are particularly attractive to bees include red clover (Trifolium pratense), white clover (Trifolium repens) and meadow clover (Trifolium hybridum).

If you want to get rid of bees, you should seek help from a beekeeper to safely remove the bees and relocate them to a suitable location. It is important not to use chemical agents or insecticides as these can not only harm bees but also pollute the environment.

Treatment against the Varroa mite should be carried out depending on the local conditions and the individual needs of the bee colony. In general, it is recommended that bees be regularly checked for Varroa mites and treated accordingly, usually several times a year during the growing season.

Various plants can be grown on the balcony that attract bees and provide them with food. These include lavender, thyme, rosemary, mint, sage, oregano, nasturtium, sunflowers, cornflowers, marigolds and many other flowering plants. It is important to choose plants that are attractive to bees and that suit local climatic conditions.

Wildflowers are often an excellent source of food for bees. Some wildflowers that are particularly good for bees include cornflowers, bluebells, chicory, poppies, knapweeds, clovers, wild mallow, yarrow, and various meadow flowers.

Plants attractive to both bumblebees and bees include many flowering herbs, such as lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano, mint, borage and nasturtium. Sunflowers, marigolds, cornflowers, bluebells and various types of clovers and crocuses are also popular with both species.

Bees love a variety of flowers, but some favorites include lavender, sunflowers, bluebells, cornflowers, marigolds, nasturtiums, borage, lilacs, clovers and many more.

Income from beekeeping can vary greatly depending on a variety of factors, including the number of bee colonies, the quality of honey produced, market demand, and the cost of equipment and operations. Some beekeepers can earn a significant income, while others only have a side income.

Yes, bees can be overfed, especially with sugary solutions. Overfeeding can lead to various problems including obesity, honey spoilage, hive disturbance and even bee death. It is important to plan bee feeding wisely and take the needs of the colony into account.

When it rains, most bees stay in the hive to protect themselves from the wet. They clog the entrance with their bodies and wait for the weather to improve before flying back outside.

Bees can be fed until late fall, especially if natural food sources are scarce or the colony has not collected enough supplies for the winter.

Bees should be stocked for the winter, usually in the fall when the bee population declines and the last of the flowers disappear. This gives the bees enough time to replenish their supplies and prepare for the cold months.

In the spring, depending on local conditions and the needs of the colony, it may make sense to feed bees, especially if they cannot find enough food to raise their brood or replenish their supply of honey and pollen.

It depends on the local conditions and the needs of the bee colony whether you should still feed bees. If the bees cannot find enough food and their supplies are running low, additional feeding may be necessary.

It depends on the local conditions and the needs of the bee colony whether you should still feed bees. If the bees cannot find enough food and their supplies are running low, additional feeding may be necessary.

“Bee Day” is not celebrated uniformly worldwide and can have different dates depending on the region and country. In some countries, World Bee Day is celebrated on May 20, while in other countries, Bee Day may occur at other times of the year.

Bees pollinate a variety of plants, including fruit trees such as apples, pears and cherries, berry bushes such as raspberries and blackberries, vegetable plants such as tomatoes and cucumbers, and many wildflowers and garden flowers.

Bees mainly pollinate flowering plants, which are rich in nectar and pollen. These include many native wildflowers as well as garden flowers such as lavender, sunflowers, bluebells, cornflowers, marigolds, nasturtiums and many more.

Balcony plants that attract bees include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano, mint, borage, nasturtium, sunflowers, cornflowers, marigolds and many other flowering plants.

Bees need water to drink, especially on hot days. You can provide them with a shallow bowl of water filled with stones or corks to prevent the bees from drowning. It is important to provide fresh water regularly.

Yes, dandelions are pollinated by bees. The yellow flowers of the dandelion are an important source of food for bees in spring as they are rich in nectar and pollen.

Yes, bumblebees are just as important as bees in pollinating plants and maintaining ecosystems. Although bumblebees and bees have different pollination techniques, both species contribute to the pollination of plants and are therefore crucial for food production and biodiversity conservation.

Some species of bees, such as the mason bee (Osmia bicornis), nest in stems containing pith. These bees build their nesting cavities in hollow stems of plants such as reeds, bamboo or blackberry stems.

Honey bees produce honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom, all of which have various uses in the food industry, medicine, cosmetics industry and other fields.

Treating bees against the Varroa mite usually involves chemical or organic agents added to the hive to control the mite population.

Depending on the size and crew status of the colony, around 10,000 to 20,000 bees can live in a Mini Plus beehive.

If there are bees in the garden, it is advisable to seek help from a beekeeper to safely remove the bees and relocate them to a suitable location.

The number of bees in a colony can vary greatly depending on the season and the colony. A beekeeper can have several thousand to ten thousand bees in a colony.

Life without bees would be extremely difficult for human food production and ecosystems, as bees play a crucial role in pollinating plants.

In nature, bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers to collect food for themselves and the bee colony. They inadvertently pollinate the flowers, which enables the plants to reproduce.

In nature, bees live in bee-like structures, such as hollow tree trunks or rock crevices, and organize themselves into a colony with a queen, workers and drones.

Bees have two pairs of wings, four wings in total.

Bees have two pairs of wings, making four wings in total.

Bees don't go into hibernation. They form a dense cluster in the hive in winter to keep the queen and the colony warm.

Bees can be fed sugar water by making a sugar solution with a specific ratio of sugar and water and placing it in a feeding container in the hive.

Bees can be fed throughout the year, especially when natural food sources are scarce or the colony needs support. It is important to adapt feeding to the needs of the bee colony.

Bees can be treated with formic acid for the Varroa mite by placing formic acid in an evaporator in the hive. The exact dosage and application should be according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Bees pollinate a wide variety of flowers, including fruit trees such as apples and cherries, berry bushes such as raspberries and blackberries, vegetable plants such as tomatoes and cucumbers, and many wildflowers and garden flowers.

There are no specific plants that bees dislike at all. However, some plants are less attractive to bees due to their scent or toxicity.

Bees emerge from the nesting holes in the bee hotel depending on the species and the local conditions. This usually occurs in spring or summer when temperatures rise and sufficient food is available.

Bees can be treated for Varroa mites using a variety of methods, including organic acids such as formic acid or oxalic acid, chemical treatments, and mechanical methods such as replacing combs or removing brood.

To form a bee colony, a group of bees is removed from the existing colony, including a queen, some brood combs and enough food. These bees are transferred to a new hive to form a new nuc.

The number of bees needed for a nuc depends on various factors, including the desired size of the nuc and the strength of the starting colony. A typical nuc can contain several thousand bees.

Bee nucs can usually be formed in spring or early summer when the colony is strong enough to be divided and sufficient food is available.

To make a bee nuc, you remove a group of bees, including a queen, from the original colony and place them in a new hive. It is important to properly care for and monitor the new offshoot to ensure it is successful.

A bee sting is usually less dangerous than a wasp sting because bees lose their stinger when stinging and then die, while wasps can keep their stinger and sting multiple times. However, an allergic reaction to a bee sting can be dangerous.

You can distinguish between bee and wasp stings based on a few characteristics: bees leave their stinger in the skin, while wasps keep their stinger. Bee stings tend to be more painful and may cause a reaction, while wasp stings are more common and cause less pain.

Bees are very important for pollinating plants, which in turn is important for the production of fruit, vegetables and other crops. They also play a role in the ecosystem by helping to maintain biodiversity.

To combat bees in masonry, it is best to consult a beekeeper or professional pest controller to safely remove and relocate the bees without harming them.

The cleaning flight of bees occurs all year round when the weather is suitable, but is particularly common in the spring when the bees leave the hive to remove feces and other waste.

Bees are most active during the warmer months of the year, usually spring through fall, when sufficient food is available and temperatures are favorable.

As social insects, bees work together in a colony to collect food, raise brood, defend the hive, and perform other vital tasks.

If bees were to go extinct, it could have serious consequences for agriculture, as many crops rely on pollination by bees. The loss of bees could lead to reduced crop yields, loss of biodiversity and other ecological problems.

Useful plants for bees are those that are rich in nectar and pollen and bloom for a long period of time. These include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sunflowers, cornflowers, marigolds, lilacs, clovers and many other flowering plants.

There are several types of linden trees that are attractive to bees, including the summer linden tree (Tilia platyphyllos) and the winter linden tree (Tilia cordata). Both species produce abundant nectar and pollen and are therefore popular with bees.

Both the summer linden tree (Tilia platyphyllos) and the winter linden tree (Tilia cordata) are good sources of food for bees. Both types of lime tree produce abundant nectar and pollen during their flowering period in summer.

Fruit trees that are rich in nectar and pollen and therefore attractive to bees include apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees, plum trees, peach trees and apricot trees.

Bees pollinate a variety of fruits, including apples, pears, cherries, peaches, apricots, berries such as raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, as well as many other fruits and vegetables.

Shrubs that are attractive to bees and other insects include lavender, lilac, buddleia, wild roses, cornelian cherry, butterfly bush, privet and weigela.

Shrubs that are good for bees include lavender, lilac, buddleia, dog roses, cornelian cherry, butterfly bush, privet and weigela.

Plants that are suitable for bees are those that are rich in nectar and pollen and bloom for a long period of time. In addition to those already mentioned, these also include herbs such as thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano and mint.

Bees can fly, although their bodies are relatively heavy compared to their wingspan and weight. The exact mechanism that allows bees to fly has long been debated and depends on many factors, including the aerodynamics of their wings and the muscle power they use to fly.

Plants that currently bloom for bees depend on geographical location and local climatic conditions. In general, spring and summer flowering plants such as lavender, cornflowers, marigolds, lilacs, clovers and many other flowering plants can be a source of food for bees.

Bees can fly both forwards and backwards, although they fly primarily forwards. Backward flying can be seen in bees when they need to get out of tight or complicated situations.

Various structures and containers can be built for bees to help them nest and forage. These include bee hotels, bee-friendly gardens with flowering plants, drinking stations with water and nesting boxes for solitary bee species.

Bees do not pollinate grain because grain plants are pollinated primarily by wind. However, bees are responsible for pollinating many fruits and vegetables and other plant species.

Treatment of bees with oxalic acid is usually done in winter, when bee brood is minimal and bees are gathered in a grape-like formation in the hive. This usually happens between December and February.

Bees can be fed for as long as necessary to ensure their food supply. This can vary depending on local conditions and the needs of the bee colony.

When bees swarm, a new queen is formed in the colony, and about half of the colony, including the old queen, leaves the hive to form a new swarm. Beekeepers can try to capture and relocate the swarm.

The last time bees are fed depends on local conditions and the needs of the colony. Generally, a final feeding is done in the fall before winter to ensure that the bees have enough supplies to get through the winter.

When bees do not pollinate, many plants cannot fruit or form seeds, which can lead to reduced crop yields and loss of biodiversity.

The worker bees are female. They make up the majority of the bee colony and are responsible for collecting food, caring for the brood, building and maintaining the hive, and other tasks.

Bees pollinate a variety of fruits, including apples, pears, cherries, peaches, apricots, berries such as raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, as well as many other fruits.

When handling bees, it is important to wear protective clothing to avoid stings, open and handle the hive carefully so as not to disturb the bees, and follow the instructions of an experienced beekeeper.

Bees belong to the order Hymenoptera and the family Apidae. Other insects that belong to the family Apidae and are known as bees include bumblebees and some species of solitary bees such as mason bees and fur bees.

Bees build hexagonal cells because this shape provides efficient space and allows for the maximum amount of honey and brood in a bee nest.

There are still bees in the world. However, there may be regional declines in bee populations due to various factors such as disease, parasites, pesticide use, habitat loss and climate change.

Bees cannot fly with a single wing. You need both wings to move effectively in the air.

Bees have two pairs of wings, for a total of four wings.

Bees cannot recognize the color red well. They tend to see red as a dark color or even black.

Vegetables such as zucchini, cucumbers, squash, peppers and tomatoes are pollinated by bees.

The number of bees on a Dadant honeycomb can vary depending on the conditions and the strength of the bee colony, but typically there are several thousand bees on a Dadant honeycomb.

There are no plants that bees don't like at all. However, some plant species are less visited by bees due to their scent or toxicity.

Bees stop swarming when conditions in the hive are stabilized and there is enough space and food for the colony.

Hedge plants such as privet, hawthorn, wild rose, viburnum, honeysuckle and honeysuckle are good for bees as they are rich in nectar and pollen and provide a continuous source of food.

Antarctica is the only continent without natural populations of bees.

There are still bees in the world, but there are regional declines in bee populations due to various factors such as disease, parasites, pesticide use, habitat loss and climate change.

There is no specific country that no longer has bees. Bees are distributed in many countries around the world, but their occurrence and populations can vary by region.

Spring flowers that are good for bees include crocuses, snowdrops, hyacinths, bluebells, pansies, dandelions and primroses.

Bees have a total of six legs and four wings.

If bees are found in masonry, it is advisable to contact a beekeeper or professional pest controller to safely remove and relocate the bees without harming them.

Hornets can pose a threat to bees as they sometimes attack bee colonies and hunt bees to use as food for their larvae.

Bees collect nectar from flowers with their proboscis and store it in their honey stomachs. In the hive, bees pass the nectar to other bees, who chew it and mix it with enzymes to make honey.

Cats eating bees can be dangerous because bee stings can cause allergic reactions in cats. It is important to observe the cat and seek veterinary attention if necessary.

Bees typically sleep at night or in cooler temperatures. They look for a sheltered place in the hive where they huddle close together to keep warm and rest.

Bees cannot fly at night because they are sensitive to cold and need to maintain their body temperature during flight. At night it is often too cold for bees to fly and they stay in the hive to protect themselves.

At night, bees gather in their hives to rest and keep warm. They stick together in a close community to regulate their body temperature and protect each other.

Some plants are poisonous to bees, including lily of the valley, monkshood, angel's trumpet, rhododendron and azalea. These plants should be avoided if you want to create a bee-friendly garden.

Balcony flowers that are good for bees include lavender, bluebells, verbena, geraniums, sage, thyme, marigolds and petunias.

Bees and bumblebees can be distinguished based on a few characteristics: bees are slimmer and have elongated, tapered bodies, while bumblebees are usually more rounded. In addition, bees generally have thinner and longer antennae than bumblebees.

Many plants for bees bloom in May, including fruit trees such as apple and cherry trees, spring flowers such as crocuses, tulips and daffodils, and herbs such as lavender, sage and thyme.

Bees have a proboscis, also called proboscis, which allows them to suck nectar from flowers. The proboscis is an extended mouth portion that is flexible and can be easily inserted into flowers to receive food.

Bees have significant environmental and agricultural benefits, serving as pollinators for many crops. Without bees, many plants would not produce fruit and the yields of many agricultural crops would decline drastically.

To attract bees to the greenhouse, bee-friendly plants such as lavender, sage, thyme and marigolds can be planted. Additionally, bee drinkers containing a sugar solution can be placed in the greenhouse to attract bees.

A variety of plants can be grown in the garden for bees, including fruit trees, berry bushes, herbs, flowering perennials, and annual flowers. Bee-friendly plants include lavender, cornflowers, sunflowers, clovers, borage, bluebells and pussy willows.

Bees live only a short time because their life cycle is relatively short and depends heavily on environmental factors and their role in the bee colony. Workers usually live only a few weeks to a few months, while the queen can live for several years.

In ARK: Survival Evolved, a survival video game, bees are found in the forests and jungle areas of the island, as well as in several other biomes, where they appear as animals that the player can tame and use.

In an apiary, bees collect nectar and pollen from flowers, produce honey and store their brood. The apiary serves as an artificial habitat for bees, used by beekeepers to maintain bee colonies and harvest honey.

It can be good to keep bees as they play an important role in pollinating plants and providing honey and other bee products such as beeswax and propolis. Beekeeping can also contribute to the preservation of bee colonies and biodiversity.

The Bee Miraculous is a fictional item from the animated series "Miraculous - Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir". It is a magical trinket used by the superheroine "Queen Bee" to transform and gain supernatural powers. It looks like a gold bee necklace.

The lavender known as "Lavandula angustifolia" is particularly good for bees. It produces a lot of nectar and pollen and therefore attracts many bees.

It is not advisable to confine bees as this goes against their natural behavior and can lead to stress, disease and a decline in bee colonies. Bees should be free in their natural environment to gather food and care for their hive.

Some plants that may be effective against both mosquitoes and bees include lemongrass, catnip, basil, rosemary, and lavender. These plants often have essential oils or fragrances that can deter insects.

If you are having problems with bees, it is best to contact a beekeeper or professional pest controller to resolve the problem. It is important to respect bees and not disturb or harm them.

To protect bees and avoid conflict, it is important to respect them and not harm them. If you feel uncomfortable around them, it is best to contact a beekeeper or professional pest controller to safely remove them.

Some animals that can be dangerous to bees are mainly insect predators such as wasps, hornets, spiders and some species of birds such as woodpeckers that can attack bee nests and eat bees.

To strengthen bees, beekeepers can offer them sugar water or honey as food, especially if they cannot find enough nectar from flowers.

Bees belong to the insect species and more precisely to the order Hymenoptera and the family Apidae.

The exact number of bees in the world varies and can be difficult to determine. It is estimated that there are around 20,000 to 30,000 species of bees worldwide.

We can learn many things from bees, including organization and cooperation within a collective, efficiency in gathering resources, communication through dance and olfactory signals, and the importance of pollination to the environment and agriculture.

Bees are not extinct in China. They play an important role in crop pollination and honey production in China.

In the Quran, Sura 16, verses 68-69 talks about bees and mentions their ability to produce honey. Bees are considered an example of the signs of God and his creation.

The number of deaths from bee stings is relatively low, although some people may be allergic to bee venom and, in rare cases, severe allergic reactions may occur.

Bees often don't fly far for water as they usually seek out water sources close to their hive. However, if there is no water source nearby, bees can fly up to several kilometers to find water.

Bees can build a queen cell relatively quickly, usually within a few hours to a maximum of two days, when they recognize the need to breed a new queen.

Bees live in a state because it is beneficial for them to live in a well-organized community in order to use resources efficiently, support each other and increase their chances of survival.

If bees settle under the roof, it is advisable to contact a beekeeper or a professional pest controller to safely remove and relocate the bees without harming them.

The number of bees that weigh one kilogram depends on the size and weight of each bee, as it can vary depending on the breed and individual. However, there can be thousands of bees in one kilogram.

The size and weight of bees vary depending on the breed and individual. Worker bees are generally smaller and lighter than drones and queens. They can be around 1 to 1.5 centimeters long and weigh a few tenths of a gram.

Bees are found in almost every country in the world, except in extreme climates such as Antarctica. They can be found in different species and populations on all continents.

If bees settle in the roof, it is advisable to contact a beekeeper or professional pest controller to safely remove and relocate the bees without harming them.

To get rid of bees under your roof, you should contact a beekeeper or professional pest controller who can safely remove and relocate the bees without harming them.

Bees are usually not particularly dangerous to cats as long as the cats are not allergic to bee stings. However, it is possible for cats to be stung by bees when they try to catch or chase the bees.

Hyacinths are generally good for bees because they are rich in nectar and pollen and are therefore visited by bees. There are different varieties of hyacinths, but in general they are a good source of food for bees.

Bees store mainly honey, pollen and brood (eggs, larvae and pupae) in the honeycombs.

A hedge suitable for bees and birds could contain a variety of flowering shrubs and trees that provide nectar and pollen. Examples include hawthorn, wild roses, viburnum, buddleia, cornelian cherry and privet.

The place where bees live is called a hive or beehive.

Bees are distributed throughout the world and live in various climates and habitats, from tropical rainforests to temperate regions.

Depending on size and productivity, an economic colony can contain between a few thousand and several tens of thousands of bees.

There are different breeds of bees in Germany, including the Carnica bee, the Buckfast bee, the Dark European bee and the Ligustica bee.

There are several reasons for the decline in bee populations, including habitat loss, loss of food sources, disease and parasites, pesticide use, climate change and pollution.

To produce wax, bees require a sufficient amount of food in the form of honey and pollen, as well as a suitable environment and temperature conditions.

The decline in bee populations can be due to a variety of factors, including habitat loss, loss of food sources, disease and parasites, pesticide use, climate change and pollution.

The decline in bee populations is caused by various factors such as habitat loss, loss of food sources, diseases and parasites, pesticide use, climate change and pollution.

Bees live all over the world, except in extreme climates like Antarctica. They are found in various regions and ecosystems, from tropical rainforests to temperate forests and grasslands.

Bees often don't go to forsythia because these plants may not produce enough nectar to be attractive to bees. There may also be other flowers that are more attractive to nearby bees.

Black bees could be different types of bees depending on the region and species. In some cases, they could be wild honey bees or a specific breed of domestic honey bees.

Bees can be fed sugar, especially if they cannot find enough natural food sources. However, this can only be a temporary solution and it is important to ensure that the bees also have access to natural food sources.

Information about bees can be found in books, articles, online resources, beekeeping courses, beekeeping clubs and local beekeepers. There are also many educational programs and events related to beekeeping and bee conservation.

In late fall and winter, not many plants bloom for bees. However, some winter-flowering plants such as winter jasmine, mahonia and winter heather can still provide food for bees.

There are different breeds of bees in Germany, including the Carnica bee, the Buckfast bee, the Dark European bee and the Ligustica bee.

Bees should be treated for Varroa mites when infestations reach a certain level, usually in late summer or fall. The exact time depends on various factors, including the level of infestation and local conditions.

To protect bees from hornets, bee colonies can be placed in locations that are less attractive to hornets. Special protective devices such as hornet traps or entrance hole constrictions can also be used to protect the bees from attacks.

Bees can be protected from hornets by placing bee colonies in well-protected locations that are less attractive to hornets. Additional measures can also be taken, such as installing hornet traps or using entry hole constrictions on beehives.

Bees warn themselves of hornets by creating vibrations by moving their wings quickly. These vibrations serve as a warning signal for other bees in the hive to prepare for the danger and defend themselves.

Yes, you can feed bees sugar, especially when they cannot find enough food, such as during a food shortage or in the winter time. Sugar water or special bee food dough are often used as nutritional supplements for bees.

The number of bees in a hive can vary depending on the size and utilization of the bee colony, but as a rule around 30,000 to 40,000 bees can live in a standard hive for bee colonies.

Bees cannot see red because their visual spectrum is primarily in the ultraviolet and blue ranges. However, they are sensitive to other colors such as yellow, blue and green.

Bees are responsible for the production of honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee venom. These products have various applications in medicine, cosmetics, food industry and other fields.

The length of time bees need to stay in cellar confinement depends on various factors, such as the need to protect them from bad weather or predators. As a rule, however, bees are not kept in cellars permanently, but only temporarily until conditions outside improve.

To protect bees in the garden, various measures can be taken, such as planting bee-friendly plants, avoiding pesticides and herbicides, providing watering holes and creating nesting areas.

The structure of bees is called a hive or beehive. It is an artificial habitat used by beekeepers to maintain bee colonies and harvest honey.

To protect children from bees, it is important to educate them about the importance of bees to the environment and teach them how they should behave around bees. This includes remaining calm, not hitting or disturbing bees, and keeping your distance when bees are active.

The time it takes bees to consume feed dough depends on various factors, such as the amount of feed dough offered and the size of the bee colony. However, bees can typically consume feed dough within a few days to weeks, depending on food needs and availability.

Bees are typically treated with oxalic acid in winter to reduce the Varroa mite population. This usually happens between December and February when the bees are inactive and in their hive.

You can help bees by growing bee-friendly plants, avoiding the use of pesticides, creating nesting sites for wild bees, supporting beekeepers, and educating the public about the importance of bees to pollination and the environment.

Whether a bee or wasp sting is more dangerous depends on individual factors such as the location of the sting, the number of stings and possible allergic reactions. However, in general, wasp stings can be more painful, while bee stings can be more dangerous for allergy sufferers due to the bee venom.

Bees may sit on the ground to rest, forage, or rest. This can happen, for example, in hot weather when the bees need to drink water, or when they are looking for food.

Bees pump their abdomens to collect nectar and water and transport them to their honey stomachs. This mechanism allows bees to absorb fluid and bring it back to the hive.

Bees use their abdomens to absorb nectar and water, which is then transported to their honey stomachs. This process allows bees to collect food and bring it back to the hive for processing.

Various types of bees, such as earth bumblebees (Bombus terrestris) and some species of digger wasps, live in the earth and build their nests in cavities in the ground or in self-dug tunnels.

Bees are not normally active at night. They prefer to fly during the day to collect food and carry out their activities in the hive.

Bees generally stop being active when it gets dark and temperatures drop. Their activity decreases in the evening and they return to the hive to rest and prepare for the night.

Bees can tolerate a wide range of temperatures depending on their breed, habitat and environmental conditions. In general, bees can remain active at temperatures between around 10°C and 40°C.

Bees should be winterized in the fall before temperatures drop too much and it gets too cold. This can be done between September and November depending on the region and climate.

Yes, bees can suffer in extreme heat conditions. High temperatures can affect their activity, make it difficult to find food, and even lead to heat stress, which can affect their health and ability to survive.

To keep bees in your garden, you can grow bee-friendly plants, avoid using pesticides, create nesting areas for wild bees, provide watering holes and offer support to beekeepers in your area.

Bees that nest in the ground are often called earth bumblebees. These bumblebee species build their nests in cavities in the ground or dig tunnels themselves to house their brood.

Some species of bumblebees, digger wasps, and earth bumblebees are examples of bees that live in the earth and build their nests underground.

Bees usually begin flying into the rapeseed to collect nectar and pollen in the spring when the rapeseed flowers. This can be done between March and May depending on location and weather conditions.

Bees usually fly in the evening until sunset. The exact flight duration can vary depending on daylight, weather conditions and the needs of the bee colony.

When bees find dead brood, they usually remove it from the cells and throw it out of the hive to prevent the spread of disease.

Virginia creeper can be a good source of food for bees as it is rich in nectar and is often visited by bees. Virginia creeper flowers can attract many bees during the flowering period.

Some plants that do not attract bees tend to be wind-pollinated or have flower structures that are less attractive to bees. Examples include grasses, conifers and some ornamental plants that do not provide food for bees.

To avoid bees at the pond, you can ensure that the pond is well maintained and does not have any standing water or organic materials that could attract bees. You can also grow plants around the pond that are less attractive to bees.

There may be a lot of bees at the pond because bees need water to drink and ponds often provide a source of water. Especially on hot days, bees look for water to cool their hive and quench their thirst.

The speed at which a bee colony grows depends on several factors, including the availability of food, the weather and the quality of the queen. As a rule, an offshoot can increase in size within a few weeks to months and develop into a strong bee colony.

Bees can stand in the air to find orientation, orient themselves or react to obstacles or dangers. This behavior can also occur during swarming or communication between bees.

The exact number of bees in the world is difficult to estimate and can vary depending on location and time of year. However, there are estimated to be several billion bees worldwide.

A partition is a partition or partition within the hive that serves to limit space and regulate the temperature and humidity conditions in the hive.

Yes, you can be allergic to bees. A bee sting can cause an allergic reaction in some people, ranging from mild itching and swelling to serious symptoms such as difficulty breathing and anaphylactic shock.

Not all bees survive the winter. Some bee colonies die during the winter months due to disease, parasites, lack of food or other environmental factors.

Bees emerge from hibernation in spring when temperatures rise and days become longer. This often occurs in March or April, depending on the geographical location and local climatic conditions.

After emerging from the cell, the young bees in the hive perform various tasks, including cleaning the hive, feeding the brood, collecting food, and caring for the queen. Their tasks change over the course of their life cycle according to their abilities and needs in the hive.

Bees' wax is produced by special wax glands on the underside of the worker bees' abdomens. The bees use the wax to build their honeycombs in the hive.

To avoid being stung by bees, it is important to remain calm and slowly move away from the bees if you are near them. Avoid quick movements and startling the bees by not swiping at them or trying to scare them away.

Bees typically move within a few kilometers of their hive while foraging and collecting pollen. However, the exact range can vary depending on food sources and environmental conditions.

Bees usually fly out when temperatures reach at least 10 to 15 degrees Celsius. They are particularly active in warm, sunny weather as these are ideal conditions for foraging.

The work on the bees can vary depending on the season and the needs of the bee colony. Spring and summer typically include activities such as inspecting the hive, checking for diseases and parasites, collecting honey and swarm control.

Bees cannot see the color red well because their visual spectrum is primarily in the ultraviolet and blue ranges. However, they are sensitive to other colors such as yellow, blue and green.

Bees move within a radius of several kilometers around their hive while collecting food and bringing in pollen. This range can vary depending on food sources and environmental conditions.

The round dance is a form of dance that bees use to tell their fellow bees that a food source can be found in the immediate vicinity of the hive. Through certain movements and orientations in the hive, they give their conspecifics information about the direction and distance of the food source.

The costs for registering bee colonies with the animal disease fund can vary depending on the region and the applicable regulations. It is best to contact your local animal health insurance company directly for accurate information.

The time it takes for a bee colony to develop depends on various factors, such as the time of year, the availability of food and the quality of the queen. However, within a few months, a colony of bees can develop into a strong and healthy colony that produces honey and collects pollen.

Bees see yellow in various shades, and are thought to be particularly sensitive to ultraviolet light reflected from yellow flowers. Yellow flowers therefore appear particularly attractive to bees.

Bees can fly at speeds of around 15 to 18 miles per hour. However, this speed may vary depending on the type, weather conditions and load.

Bees and bumblebees typically do not fly very high above the ground. They typically fly at heights of a few meters to about 10 meters above the ground to search for food and find their hive.

The time it takes for an offshoot to develop depends on various factors, including the availability of food, the weather, and the strength of the parent colony. However, an offshoot can develop into a strong bee colony within a few weeks to months.

To make a nuc, an existing bee community must be divided into a separate floor or hive. This can be done by removing brood, bees and a queen from the starting colony and placing them in a new container.

The number of bees killed by pesticides varies depending on the type of pesticide, its concentration, length of exposure, and other environmental factors. However, pesticides can pose a significant threat to bee colonies and cause significant losses.

Bees and insects like a variety of plants that are rich in nectar and pollen. These include many native flowers, herbs and trees such as lavender, sunflowers, clover, borage, thyme, chestnuts, and many more.

Depending on the breed and state of development of the bee colony, between 3,000 and 5,000 bees can be accommodated on a zander honeycomb. However, the exact number may vary depending on the needs of the people.

Roses with simple, easily accessible flowers are particularly attractive to bees. Examples of this include wild roses, climbing roses and many old rose varieties.

Various species of bees, including certain species of bumblebees and digger wasps, can nest in the soil. These bees often dig tunnels or cavities in the ground to build their nests and house their brood.

Bees sometimes dig in the ground to create nesting sites for their brood. Certain types of bees, such as digger wasps and some species of bumblebees, build their nests underground by digging tunnels.

To combat bees at the table, you can try covering or removing food and drinks to reduce their attractiveness to bees. You can also use essential oils like lemongrass or lavender to deter them.

To deter bees from the table, you can also use special insect repellents or traps that are safe for bees and discourage them from settling near you.

Bees calm down when smoke occurs because they interpret it as a potential threat and prepare to leave their hive. The smoke also triggers a reaction that weakens the bees' alarm pheromone, causing them to become less aggressive.

The bee smoker is filled with various materials such as wood chips, straw or dry leaves. When lit, the smoker produces smoke that is used to calm bees and reduce their natural defenses.

Smoke calms bees because it tricks them into thinking there is a forest fire in the area. In nature, bees escape forest fires by retreating to their hives. The smoke also triggers a reaction that causes the bees to prepare for potential evacuation rather than attack.

Bees usually sleep in the hive at night. They gather around the queen and form a bee ball to generate heat and protect each other.

Bees collect pollen and nectar on their legs. They also have special hair, called pollen-collecting brushes or pollen baskets, on their hind legs to transport the pollen. Nectar is stored in a special part of their digestive tract.

Pheromones are chemical substances used by bees to communicate. They play an important role in regulating the behavior and development of the hive, as well as coordinating activities such as foraging and defense of the hive.

It is difficult to say whether bees or bumblebees are more industrious, as both species are important pollinators and differ in their behavior and habitats. Bees are known for their efficiency at pollinating plants, while bumblebees are often active even in colder temperatures and pollinate certain plants that may not be effectively pollinated by bees.

Bees typically begin winter feeding when temperatures fall and natural food sources become scarce, usually in the fall.

A costume in bees refers to the quantity and quality of food collected by the bees, particularly nectar and pollen, from flowering plants.

Bees collect flower pollen to use as a source of protein for their brood. They store the pollen in special pockets on their hind legs, called pollen panties, and transport it back to the hive.

Bees prefer a variety of flowering plants, including fruit trees, wildflowers, herbs, and certain garden plants such as lavender and sunflowers.

Heather plants, particularly common heather (Calluna vulgaris) and bell heather (Erica spp.), are excellent food sources for bees, especially in regions with heather crops.

Yes, bumblebees are just as important as bees for pollinating plants and maintaining the ecosystem.

Bees can fly for several hours a day, depending on environmental conditions and the needs of the hive.

Bees can fly in light rain, but they prefer dry weather. They usually stay in the hive during heavy rain.

Bees are important for pollinating plants, which supports much of the world's food production. They also help maintain biodiversity and play a crucial role in the ecosystem.

Yes, bees can survive in nature as long as they have enough food, suitable habitat and protection from diseases and pesticides.

The distance that bees fly to forage can vary, but typically they fly within a 2-5 kilometer radius of their hive to collect food.

To make sugar syrup for bees, mix sugar with water in a 1:1 or 2:1 ratio (sugar to water) and heat the mixture until the sugar is completely dissolved. Once cooled, the sugar syrup can be offered to bees as a nutritional supplement, especially during times when natural food sources are scarce.

At night the bees rest in the hive. They take care of the brood, regulate the temperature in the hive and get ready for the next day.

The bees store honey, pollen and brood in the honeycomb. They build the honeycombs out of wax and organize them in a regular pattern to efficiently use the space in the hive.

Different plants bloom at different times depending on the region and climate. Early flowering plants such as pussy willows and snowdrops are often the first spring food sources for bees.

Some herbs that are good for bees include thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano, borage and clover. These provide plenty of nectar and pollen as food for the bees.

If bees become nesting, you should contact a beekeeper or local beekeeping association for professional help. You can relocate the bees and ensure that they have a suitable place to live.

Bees definitely love lavender, especially when it blooms in sufficient quantities. There may be various reasons why they might avoid lavender, such as the availability of other preferred food sources or unfavorable weather conditions.

Bees can theoretically survive in an apartment if they have access to enough food and the space is suitable, but this is unusual and not recommended as bees should live outdoors.

Bees can enter the home through open windows or doors, especially if they are attracted to flowering plants in the area. It is important to seal rooms well to prevent bees from entering, especially near hives or flowering plants.

Some container plants that are good for bees include lavender, rosemary, sage, thyme, mint, borage, bluebells, verbena and sunflowers.

If bees went extinct, it would have serious impacts on global food production and the ecosystem as a whole. Many plants that are important for human nutrition and wildlife rely on pollination by bees.

For beekeeping you need, among other things, a beehive, bee colonies, beekeeping tools such as smokers and hive chisels, protective clothing, honey harvesting equipment and knowledge of beekeeping.

Male bees are called drones, while female bees are called workers and the queen.

Depending on size and season, a bee colony can contain thousands of female bees.

Bees can hide in various places around the room, including crevices, behind furniture, in curtains or drapes, and in unused corners.

When bees swarm, it means that part of the colony, including the old queen, is leaving the hive to start a new colony. This usually happens in spring or early summer.

In April, beekeepers must carry out various activities such as checking colonies for diseases and parasites, adding honey space, checking supplies and managing colony construction.

The price of a swarm of bees can vary depending on the region, time of year and other factors.

The best time to buy bees is in the spring when bee activity increases and new colonies are more readily available. It is important to be well informed about the needs of bees and the requirements of beekeeping before purchasing.

The price of a complete hive of bees can vary greatly depending on region, bee breed, season and other factors.

Some balcony plants that are suitable for bees include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, mint, borage, bluebells, verbena, geraniums and sunflowers.

Flowers with plenty of nectar and pollen are particularly suitable for bees. Examples include clover, dandelions, lavender, sunflowers, hollyhocks, pussy willows and fruit trees.

Bees like a variety of flowers, but some of their favorites are lavender, sunflowers, bluebells, borage, thyme, sage, clover, and pussy willow.

A bee drone weighs around 250 milligrams to 300 milligrams.

Bee drones are larger than worker bees and have a more massive body shape. They have larger, rounder bodies and large, striking eyes, but no spines.

Bees continue to be threatened by various factors such as loss of their natural habitat, pesticide use, disease and climate change. The threat to bee populations is a serious problem that needs to be addressed worldwide.

Yes, bears can be stung by bees if they are too close to a hive or flowering plants visited by bees. However, bears often have thick fur that can protect them from being bitten.

To combat bees in the window frame, you should try to gently drive the bees away and then block the entrance to the window frame to prevent them from returning. It is also a good idea to plant the area around the window with bee-friendly plants to attract the bees but at the same time keep them away from your living space.

Some plants that are suitable for bees and other insects include lavender, sage, thyme, rosemary, clover, sunflowers, borage, bluebells, hollyhocks, verbena and geraniums.

Bees don't usually go to a bee hotel because in the wild they prefer natural nesting places such as tree hollows or cavities in trees. Bee hotels, which are often made of wood or other artificial materials, may not be attractive enough for wild bees.

A pasture that is good for bees is, for example, the Sal willow (Salix caprea). This pasture produces abundant pollen and nectar in spring and provides an important source of food for bees.

If bees want to swarm, it is important to contact an experienced beekeeper who can capture the swarm and place it in a suitable location. Swarms should not simply be left to their own devices as they can be potentially dangerous to humans and animals.

Signs that bees may be swarming include increased hive activity, the presence of drones, and the sudden appearance of large numbers of bees flying around in a dense swarm.

Yes, you can help bees with sugar water, especially when natural food sources are scarce. A sugar water mixture in a ratio of 1:1 or 2:1 (sugar to water) can serve as a nutritional supplement for bees, especially in spring or autumn.

The main product of bees is honey. Honey serves as a food source for bees and is made from the nectar of flowers.

A variety of foods are pollinated by bees, including fruits and vegetables such as apples, pears, strawberries, tomatoes, peppers and many more. Various herbs and nut trees are also pollinated by bees.

Bees have various defense mechanisms against hornets, such as swarming as a collective to drive the hornet away and hissing, stomping, or attacking with their stingers.

A good hanging plant for bees is, for example, the hanging petunia (Petunia hybrida). This flowering plant produces abundant nectar and pollen and is an attractive food source for bees.

Bees can defend themselves against hornets by banding together as a collective to drive away the intruders. They can also use their spines to defend themselves when attacked.

Some garden flowers that are good for bees include lavender, bluebells, sunflowers, borage, thyme, sage, mallows, cornflowers, catnip and cranesbill.

Plants attractive to both butterflies and bees include lavender, butterfly lilac, phlox, sunflowers, marigolds, knapweed, snapdragons, daylilies and sedum.

In order to properly register bees, you should contact the relevant authority or beekeepers association in your region. The exact requirements and procedures for registering bees may vary by country and region.

Bees are particularly attracted to flowers in blue, purple, yellow and white. These colors are often associated with nectar and pollen and therefore attract many bees.

Yellow panels are not a direct threat to bees as they are primarily used to control pest insects such as aphids. However, there is a risk that beneficial insects such as bees can accidentally be attracted to the yellow panels.

Some early bloomers that are good for bees include crocuses, snowdrops, winter aconites, coltsfoot and pussy willows. These provide bees with important food sources in early spring when other flowers are not yet available.

Some insects that can resemble bees include bumblebees, hoverflies and wasps. These insects often have similar colors and flight patterns to bees, but they have different characteristics and behaviors.

In addition to bees, there are many other important pollinating insects, including bumblebees, butterflies, beetles, hoverflies, moths, and even certain species of flies.

Bee and wasp venom are not the same. Bees produce venom as a means of defense and to kill prey, while wasps use venom primarily for defense. The chemical compositions of the poisons can also be different.

A variety of plants are pollinated by bees, including fruits and vegetables such as apples, pears, strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, melons, pumpkins, almonds, cherries and many more. Many wildflowers, herbs and ornamental plants are also pollinated by bees.

For bee or wasp stings, homeopathic remedies such as Apis mellifica or Ledum palustre (also known as plantain) in the form of globules can be used. These can help relieve pain, swelling, and itching.

When bees pollinate flowers, they transfer pollen from the stamens of one flower to the ovary or stigma of another flower. This allows fertilization and the formation of seeds and fruits.

When bees pollinate flowers, they promote plant reproduction by transferring pollen from one flower to another. This creates fruits, seeds and the further development of the plant population.

Some potted flowers that are good for bees include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, geraniums, petunias, fuchsias, bluebells and daylilies.

To get rid of bees, you should not kill them, but rather try to identify and remove or seal their nesting sites. If this is not possible, you should seek professional help from a beekeeper or pest controller.

Bee nests can look different depending on the species of bee and the environment, but they typically consist of honeycombs constructed of wax and arranged in a protected cavity such as a tree trunk, cave or beehive.

Bees can be kept humanely by providing sufficient food in the form of flowering plants, providing suitable habitat such as a hive, conducting regular inspections and care, and avoiding pesticides and other harmful chemicals.

You can harvest honey, beeswax, pollen, royal jelly and propolis from bees. Honey is the most famous product harvested by bees.

Bees should generally be fed until the start of winter to ensure they have enough supplies for the cold season. The exact time may vary depending on the region and climate.

Yes, you can feed bees sugar water, especially during times when natural food sources are scarce. A sugar water mixture in a ratio of 1:1 or 2:1 (sugar to water) can serve as a nutritional supplement for the bees.

Bees like a variety of plants, but some of their favorites include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, borage, clover, sunflowers, bluebells, knapweed, mallows, cornflowers and many more.

Some perennials that are attractive to both bees and butterflies include phlox, coneflower (Echinacea), sedum (Sedum), lavender, catnip (Nepeta), delphinium (Delphinium), knapweed (Centaurea), coneflower (Helenium). and cranesbill (geranium).

Bees are usually treated with oxalic acid in winter when bees are in a dormant period and there are fewer brood. This usually happens between December and February.

Treatment of bees with oxalic acid should be carried out once or twice a winter, depending on the method and the beekeeper's recommendations.

You can do a variety of things with bees, including practicing beekeeping to harvest honey and other bee products, creating bee gardens to attract and protect bees, or taking an active role in protecting bees and their habitat.

Bee pollen can be used to make various products, including dietary supplements, cosmetics and medical products. Bee pollen is also used by beekeepers as food for bees.

Bee pollen is considered very healthy and contains a variety of nutrients, including proteins, vitamins, minerals, enzymes and amino acids.

There are several diseases that can affect bees, including Varroa mite, American foulbrood, European foulbrood, Nosema, limebrood and various viral infections.

Diseases often spread among bees through parasites such as the Varroa mite, through poor hygiene conditions in the hive, through trade in infected bee colonies, or through the use of pesticides and other harmful chemicals.

The frequency of feeding bees depends on various factors such as the region, climate, availability of natural food sources and the condition of the bee colony. In general, bees should only be fed when they do not have enough natural food sources, such as during periods of drought or winter.

Bees are fed sugar water by providing a shallow container containing a 1:1 or 2:1 sugar water solution (sugar to water) and placing it in a sheltered location in the garden.

Yes, you can keep bees in the garden by setting up a beehive or bee house. This can improve pollination of plants and support the bee population.

Bees fly back and forth to collect food, orient themselves, defend the hive and explore the way to new food sources.

Some bushes that are good for bees include lavender, lilac, hawthorn, elderberry and honeysuckle.

Shrubs that are attractive to both bees and butterflies include buddleia, weigela, butterfly bush, lavender heather and viburnum.

I have no information on how bees are doing in 2023 as my data only goes through January 2022.

Bees produce honey from collected nectar on their abdomen.

Diarrhea in bees is manifested by unusual discoloration or consistency of the feces, such as watery or yellowish feces.

Bees work during daylight hours, which can vary depending on the season and weather conditions.

Bees see the colors blue and yellow best.

In Austria, everyone is allowed to keep bees, but they must meet certain legal requirements and be registered. This includes, among other things, compliance with health and hygiene regulations as well as registration with the responsible beekeeping association or authorities.

Bees should generally be fed until the start of winter to ensure they have enough supplies for the cold season. The exact timing may vary depending on region and climate, but generally feeding should be completed by mid-autumn at the latest.

To prevent bees from entering certain areas, possible food sources such as open food or sweets should be covered or removed. You can also avoid fragrant plants that could attract bees.

If bees are a problem, they should not be killed. Instead, you can try to make their habitat unattractive by removing or sealing food sources and blocking access to potential nesting sites. If in doubt, you should ask a professional beekeeper or pest controller for help.

We can harvest various products from bees, including honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly and bee pollen. These products have various applications in food production, medicine, cosmetics and other fields.

Bees are typically treated with formic acid once a year, often in late summer or early fall, to combat the Varroa mite. The exact frequency and dosage of treatment depends on various factors such as the level of infestation and local conditions.

Bees dance after foraging to communicate the location and quality of the food source to their fellow bees. This so-called "dance language" is one of the most fascinating communication methods in the animal kingdom and allows bees to exchange information about their surroundings.

Bees dance after foraging to communicate the location and quality of the food source to their fellow bees. This so-called "dance language" is one of the most fascinating communication methods in the animal kingdom and allows bees to exchange information about their surroundings.

As a rule, bees can no longer fly when the temperature is too low, for example in severe frost or during the night. They require a minimum temperature and sufficient daylight to be active and fly.

The idea that bees physically cannot fly is based on a misunderstanding of the aerodynamics of their wings. While the flight behavior of bees is complex, they have the ability to fly and do so very efficiently, flapping their wings in rapid succession to create lift.

Bees are able to fly so well because their wing movements and body structure give them the ability to fly efficiently. Their wings beat at high frequency, creating lift that allows them to stay in the air and maneuver. Bees are also relatively light and have special flight muscles that are optimized for their ability to fly.

Bees are usually treated with formic acid in late summer or early fall to combat the Varroa mite. The exact timing depends on various factors such as the level of infestation, local conditions and the beekeeper's recommendations.

Some balcony flowers that are good for bees include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, geraniums, petunias, fuchsias, bluebells and daylilies.

Shrubs that are attractive to both bees and birds include elderberry, hawthorn, viburnum, sea buckthorn, privet, cornelian cherry and barberry.

Bees should generally be fed by the start of winter to ensure they have enough supplies for the cold season. The exact timing may vary depending on region and climate, but generally feeding should be completed by mid-autumn at the latest.

Some balcony plants that are good for bees include lavender, thyme, rosemary, sage, borage, clover, sunflowers, bluebells, knapweed, mallows, cornflowers and many more.

Bees can be placed in various locations including gardens, balconies, roof gardens, parks or agricultural areas. It is important that the location offers enough food, water and protection from wind and weather.

Treating bees with oxalic acid is typically done by vaporizing or dripping the acid into the hive. The exact treatment process depends on various factors such as the number of bees in the colony, the level of Varroa mite infestation and local recommendations.

The number of bees hatching per day depends on various factors such as the size of the bee colony, the time of year and the availability of food. During peak season there can be thousands of bees per day.