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honey bee
Apis mellifera Linnaeus


Taxonomic Rank: Hexapoda (including Insecta) > Hymenoptera > Apidae > Apis
Common Name Synonym(s): honeybee
Category: Insects: Nectar and Pollen Feeding Insects

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0001007 Feature(s) in pine cavity
0001008 Feature(s) in hardwood cavity
0001009 Feature(s) open air hive
0001010 Feature(s) houses
0001011 Adult(s) leaving its stinger
0001012 Damage two bees are allowed to sting an arm, wet table salt is applied to one sting site.
0001013 Damage two bees are allowed to sting an arm, wet table salt is applied to one sting site; one hour later
1115065 Equipment
1115066 Equipment
1115067 Equipment
1115069 Equipment
1115070 Equipment
1115071 Equipment
1115072 Equipment
1115073 Equipment
1115074 Equipment
1115075 Equipment
1115076 Equipment
1115077 Equipment
1115078 Equipment
1115079 Equipment
1203001 Adult(s) in blossom
1203006 Equipment hives
1203008 Adult(s) worker secreting wax
1203015 Feature(s) queen cell
1203018 Adult(s) workers on frame
1203019 Adult(s) workers in hive
1203022 Harvesting frame of sealed honey
1203031 Adult(s) on flower
1203063 Adult(s) close-up of bee in blossom
1203091 Adult(s)
1203121 Adult(s)
1203135 Adult(s) workers and queen bee on comb
1203153 Adult(s) bees on apple blossoms
1203165 Equipment queen yard
1203170 Damage bees killed by pesticides
1203172 Adult(s)
1203193 Adult(s)
1224044 Adult(s) taking nectar through robbery hole.
1224081 Adult(s) on Sparkleberry
1224082 Adult(s) on Sparkleberry
1224136 Adult(s) taking nectar from flower
1224202 Adult(s) Native Vaccinium elliotti.
1224203 Adult(s) on Vaccinium elliotti (Blueberry).
1224210 Adult(s) honey bee on superberry
1224211 Adult(s) on Mayhaw.
1224212 Adult(s)
1227109 Adult(s)
1227110 Adult(s)
1227111 Adult(s)
1227112 Adult(s)
1227113 Adult(s)
1227114 Adult(s)
1238069 Feature(s) Nest in hollow branch
1242067 Adult(s)
1243092 Feature(s) Frame of capped honey.
1243093 Feature(s) Workers over brood area.
1243094 Damage Comb produced behind wall.
1243095 Feature(s) Comb produced on tree limb.
1247028 Feature(s) Open air nest
1305005 Adult(s)
1307035 logs used as a bee hive
1319001 Inspection ARS geneticist Tom Rinderer (right foreground) and beekeeping cooperator Steve Bernard, along with ARS associates Tony Stelzer and Warren Kelley (background, L-R) of the Baton Rouge laboratory, inspect colonies of Russian and other honey bees.
1319003 Research On Marsh Island, Louisiana, an isolated ARS research facility used for producing pure stocks of Russian bees, technician Gary Delatte prepares hives for transport.
1322052 Research For centuries, beekeeping has been a traditional part of Mexican agriculture and a reliable source of income in rural areas. Scientists in the United States have closely followed the arrival of Africanized honey bees and two species of parasitic mites that have created hive management problems and reduced honey production.
1361208 Damage A small welp from a sting
1361210 Treatment Insect bite kit
1361218 Feature(s) open air hive
1366074 Adult(s)
1403053 Feature(s) Swarm in a tree. Tifton, Georgia 1984
1403054 Feature(s) Swarm in a tree. Tifton, Georgia 1984
1454035 Adult(s)
1673001 People bee beard
1673002 People bee beard
2116051 Adult(s) Showing pollen sacs
2116052 Adult(s) Showing full pollen sacs
2131078 Adult(s)
2132082 Management Extracting a hive from inside a building wall.
2132083 Management Extracting a hive from inside a building wall
2132084 Management placing honeycomb from recently extracted wild hive into a bucket
2132085 Management Extracting a hive from inside a building wall
2132086 Management Showing brood comb from recently extracted wild hive laid out on a foundation frame.
2148050 Management
2148051 Management
2148052 Equipment Smoker and hives
2158019 Adult(s)
2186092 Adult(s)
2189013 Feature(s) 3 pound package of bees
2189014 Management Installing a package of bees
2189015 Management Installing a package of bees
2189016 Management Installing a package of bees
2189017 Management Spraying a package of bees with sugar-water
2189018 Management Moving a hive that has a laying worker
2189019 Management Lighting a smoker
2189020 Management Moving a hive that has a laying worker
2189021 Management Shaking all of the bees off of a frame to rid the hive of a laying worker
2189022 Adult(s) Queen in a cage
2189023 Management Placing queen package in hive with newly established package of bees
2189024 Management Queen cage in between frames
2189025 Management Adding frames to hive after installing a package of bees and new queen
2189066 Feature(s) Queen yard
2189068 Feature(s) Queen yard
2511048 Adult(s)
2734045 Adult(s) Small swarm on pecan limb. Tifton, Georgia USA
2734047 Adult(s) Small swarm on pecan limb. Tifton, Georgia USA
3943071 Feature(s) Beehives used to collect wildflower honey, Ziarat Forest.
4060022 Feature(s) hive on red gum in Cary, North Carolina
4065094 Feature(s) two Masai beehives, near Masi Mara, Kenya, Africa
5007051 Adult(s) on honeycomb
5019033 Adult(s)
5019036 Adult(s)
5025047 Adult(s) Adult honey bee removing bee prepupa after small hive beetle invasion; June, 2005
5077078 Adult(s)
5077079 Adult(s)
5077080 Adult(s)
5109035 Adult(s) on a weed stem
5110038 Adult(s)
5172096 Adult(s) on Coccinia grandis flower
5172097 Adult(s) on Cirsium vulgare flower
5173011 Adult(s) pinned
5174034 Adult(s) Newly emerged honey bee, Apis mellifera, the subject of genome sequencing work aimed at improving bee traits and management
5174035 Adult(s) Honey bee on a DNA fragment analysis map. The honey bee genome is being studied to improve reproduction, behavior, disease resistance, and more.
5179094 Feature(s)

hives

5179096 Demonstration

maintaining hives

5179097 Demonstration

working hives

5179098 Demonstration

working hives

5179099 Demonstration

working active hives

5179100 Demonstration

active hive

5180001 Demonstration

active hives

5180003 Adult(s)
5255020 Adult(s)
5255021 Adult(s)
5255024 Adult(s)
5302080 Adult(s) Adult workers foraging
5302081 Adult(s) Adult worker foraging
5303079 Field Small bee yard protected by electric fence to deter bear predation
5304031 Adult(s) Adult collecting honeydew from oak lecanium scale
5310093 Adult(s) hindwing; Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310094 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310095 Adult(s) forewing; Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310096 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310097 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310098 Adult(s) hindwing; Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310099 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5310100 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311001 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311002 Adult(s) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311003 Pupa(e) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311004 Pupa(e) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311005 Pupa(e) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311006 Pupa(e) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5311007 Pupa(e) Australia North Queensland - Kuranda, Oct 2005.
5342073 Adult(s)

pollinating cucumber

5343034 Adult(s)
5343035 Adult(s)
5363705 Facility

A facility for keeping honeybees.

5363706 Facility

Some honeybee keeping facilities.

5367931 Adult(s)
5367932 Adult(s)
5367939 Adult(s)
5367940 Adult(s)
5367941 Adult(s)
5367942 Adult(s)
5367943 Adult(s)
5367944 Adult(s)
5369337 Adult(s)
5369338 Adult(s)
5369339 Adult(s)
5369340 Adult(s)
5381030 Adult(s)
5381031 Adult(s)
5382530 Adult(s)
5385929 Adult(s)

There have been a lot more light colored bee's than the normal black

5385930 Adult(s)

Light colored bee

5385931 Adult(s)

Light colored bee

5385932 Adult(s)

Light colored bee

5385933 Adult(s)

Normal dark colored bee

5385934 Adult(s)

Light colored bee

5385935 Adult(s)

Light colored bee

5385936 Adult(s)

Normal dark colored bee

5387757 Adult(s)

on sicklepod

5389829 Infestation

Honeybee infestation in a living room ceiling - picture taken prior to opening up. This photo shows owner's futile attempt at sealing off the bees from the interior of the home.

5389830 Feature(s)

Exposed honeybee hive in living room ceiling.

5389831 Feature(s)

A dying honeybee hive located in the attic of the Fort Jesup State Park's museum. Prior use of pesticides on the outside of the building killed a majority of the bees. Note the fallen comb.

5389832 Feature(s)

Honeybee hive in ceiling of apartment. The bees had been previously killed and the hive had become infested with wax moths. Note the center portion had broken down and was being consumed by the moths. Honey had begun dripping from the combs and was working it's way through the ceiling.

5389833 Feature(s)

The honeybees had established a colony behind the siding of this home.

5393469 Adult(s)

Bumble bee Bombus huntii and honey bee visiting the same flower

5403769 Feature(s)

bee hive in barbque

5403770 Feature(s)

bee hive in barbque

5403771 Feature(s)

bee hive in barbque

5403772 Feature(s)

bee hive in barbque

5403773 Feature(s)

bee hive in tire

5403774 Feature(s)

bee hive in tire

5403775 Feature(s)

bee hive in tire

5403776 Feature(s)

bee hive in covered tire

9006037 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006038 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006039 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006040 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006041 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that had formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006042 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9006043 Feature(s)

A colony of honeybees that formed on a tree limb that was in a very overgrown thicket and well protected from the elements. It is about one foot across and 1 1/2 feet deep.

9009013 Management Removing wood to gain access to a wild hive
9009014 Management Brood comb from recently extracted hive laid out on foundation
9009015 Management Removing a hive from inside a building wall
9009016 Management Removing a wild hive from inside a building wall
9009017 Management Removing a wild hive from inside a building wall
9009018 Management Placing brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive into frames
9009019 Management Placing brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive into frames
9009020 Management Brood comb from a recently extracted wild hive laid out in a frame


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