mining bee การใช้

• These mining bees nest on the ground in hardened paths.
• The family Andrenidae is specific to sand bees, andrenid bees, and mining bees.
• Each female has her own nest and the ashy mining bee is therefore classified amongst solitary bees.
• The heather ling and brambles on Harden Moor are also a haven for the tormentil mining bee.
• The ashy mining bee is common and widespread throughout Europe . ranging from Ireland across central Europe and into Scandinavia.
• The nests of the willow mining bees are created when a mated female bee excavates a small tunnel that branch off into small branches.
• As in the case of most bees, adult willow mining bees drink nectar, whereas willow mining bee larvae feed both on nectar and pollen.
• As in the case of most bees, adult willow mining bees drink nectar, whereas willow mining bee larvae feed both on nectar and pollen.
• Prawle cliffs are the only site in the UK for the rare cuckoo bee " Nomada sexfasciata ", this is a cleptoparasite of the Long-horned mining bee " Eucera longicornis ".
• These " mining bees " are known from Austria, Belgium, Channel Islands, Croatia, Cyprus, southern England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland.
• ""'Andrena antoinei " "'is an extinct species of mining bee in the family Andrenidae described from a single fossil found in a Late Oligocene lake in present day France that existed in semi-arid conditions.
• Various bees and flies visit the flowers looking in vain for nectar, for instance sweat bees ( " Lasioglossum " and " Halictus " ), mining bees ( " Andrena " ), which are the most effective pollinators.
• :: : : : The picture surely seems to suggest a nest completely consistent with mining bees, between the entrances and the soil composition, and there's no indication that the shed itself is being used as support for the den in the the photo itself.
• Under the family Andrenidae is the species Perdita portalis, in which observations have suggested it is oligolectic . " Perdita portalis " is a communal, ground nesting bee that has been found to preferentially pollinate certain host flowers of the same species . " Andrena agilissima " is another oligolectic mining bee that prefers different types of wild mustard and radish plants.