
BEES & WASPS MAIN >> BEE
BEE
|
Need Help Getting rid of this pest? CLICK HERE.
|
Bee:
Order Hymenoptera Appearance: Most species of concern to man have yellow and black coloring; seven-sixteenths to five-eighths inch long; appear to have hairy bodies. Habits: Live in colonies of 20,000 to 80,000 individuals; will leave humans alone if not provoked. Diet: Nectar and pollen. Reproduction: Only one egg-laying queen in a hive; queen may live as long as five years and lay as many as 1,500 to 2,000 eggs per day; worker females protect eggs and the young; drones' only duty is to mate with queen, after which they die. Other Information: Stings can be painful, but are harmless to most people; however, dangerous allergic reactions can occur. |
RETURN HOME | ABOUT US | OUR SERVICES | BUG"O"PEDIA | REQUEST INFO | SPECIALS | LATEST NEWS | CONTACT US
2001 Copyright Gardens Pest Control©. All Rights Reserved. Site design and maintenance by 3AM Internet Technologies. For technical information please contact the webmaster@gardenspestcontrol.com