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Children are most likely to encounter honey bees that are feeding at flowers or foraging. Bees may fly long distances (up to six miles) in search of food and may be quite far from home when they are seen in your yard or neighborhood.
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Conclusion Honey bees give us food (30 minutes) ... No. 4 What Bees Eat ... Have the students write a story about what bees eat.
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What do bees eat? Bees eat nectar (sugary water) and pollen (yellow protein powder) which are made by flowers. Babies are fed lots of pollen, because they need the protein to grow. Since there are lots of flowers in the spring (and lots of pollen), most bee babies are born in the spring.
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Worker bees gather both pollen and nectar from flowers to feed to the larvae and other members of the colony. Nectar is the sweet fluid produced by flowers to attract bees and other insects, birds and mammals. Worker bees drink the nectar a...
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Bees eat the pollen from the flowers.
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Re: what do bumble bees eat gtyrftds4uftetd 10:22:05 11/05/2004 (0) ... Re: what do bumble bees eat Bianca McGlumphy 13:19:47 12/01/2003 (1) ... Re: what do bumble bees eat sam 18:27:03 9/15/2003 (4)
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6, 2006) — Worker bees, wasps, and ants are often considered neuter. But in many species they are females with ovaries, who although unable to mate, can lay unfertilized eggs which turn into males if reared. For some species, such as bumble bees, this is the source of many of the males in the species.
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www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/12/061204123251.htm
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The honeybee eats nectar and pollen. ... They love sweets...
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www.columbia.k12.mo.us/bre/jpope/webquest/insect/bee_ea...
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Honey bees are social insects that produce honey. ... Bees can fly about 15 mph (24 kph). They eat nectar (a sweet liquid made by flowers) which they turn into honey. In the process of going from flower to flower to collect nectar, pollen from many plants gets stuck on the bee's pollen baskets (hairs on the hind legs).
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