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What Does the Queen Bee Do?

The major purpose of the queen is to lay eggs. During April and May she lays day and night, each egg taking about 20 seconds. That’s over 2000 eggs a day, more than her own body weight. The queen mates only once and holds sufficient sperm from the male drones to lay eggs for 3-5 years, incidentally the drone bee dies in the process which must come as a major disappointment for him.

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  • Cellophane Bee

    Cellophane Bee As these are similar to wasps, they are considered to be the most primitive bees. Bee Removal 
  • Carder Bee

    Carder Bee These collect the furry or woolly parts of plants and line their nests.  Bee Removal 
  • Bumble Bee

    Bumble Bees These are large and hairy. The general color is black and yellow.  Bee Removal Service
  • Digger Bee

    Digger Bee They have long tongues and fly very fast. These excavate nests in wood or stay in the ground.
  • Carpenter Bee

    Carpenter Bee These have metal-like, black color and no yellow marks  Bee Removal 
     
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How Does A Bee Navigate?
Written by Bee Keeper   
As mentioned above the bees use the position of the sun and there is evidence of sensitivity to the earth’s magnetic field. Also bees eyes are sensitive to polarized light which gives them additional information about the position of the sun so long as they can see a small patch of blue sky between clouds.

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How Far Can Bees Fly?
Written by Bee Keeper   
It is possible for bees to fly as far as 5 miles for food, however, an average distance would be less than a mile from the hive.

A strong colony flies the equivalent distance of to the moon every day !

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Thank you for visiting our Live Bee Removal site please take a moment to read more about Live Bee Removal and how we can help keep bees from extinction. We care about the environment and the habitat therein, that's why we specialize in LIVE BEE REMOVAL. The Live Bee Removal of your bee hive (beehive) will include relocation to an area that won't be harmful to you or others while allowing the bees to do their work.

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