Picture shows Thomas Cassar, undated. A researcher and wildlife filmmaker has said he is considering moving abroad due to the "disgraceful" destruction of nature in his native Malta. (Wildlife In Focus, NewsX/Bee)
Researchers say that going back to museum or historical bee collections could help fill some gaps in the absence of systematic population studies. (Selina Ruzi, NC State University, NewsX/Bee)
Picture shows tree nest and hive together, undated. Derek Mitchell from Leeds University investigated the clustering habit of the pollinators to find that it could be a distress action rather than a reaction to decreasing temperatures. (D. Mitchell, NewsX/Bee)
Picture shows pollen samples from the field, undated. Honeybees are more selective in their food choices than previously assumed, investigations by scientists in Finland suggest. (Helena Wirta, NewsX/Bee)