Western Honeybee, Bumblebees, Arthropod family, honey bees save some pollen/nectar for me

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  • Photo title: Western Honeybee, Bumblebees, Arthropod family, honey bees save some pollen/nectar for me
  • Author: Lilakateb48
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  • Bumblebees are from the arthropod family. Identifying marks to distinguish the queen, male, and the worker bees. They eat nectar and pollen. They get all their nutrients from the vegetarian diets. Bumblebees have a preference for pollen, Bumblebees are better pollenators than honey bees . That`s because they spread more pollen than they eat, carry, or save. bumblebees can sting multiply times. THey will rarely attack SOMe bigger animals will raid bumblebee nest for nectar and wax. Often the bumblebee is the cherry on top
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