Illustrative image shows a person applying insecticides, undated. (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)
Honeybees Are Picky Eaters, Finnish Study Suggests
Illustrative image of Asian Hornet Vespa velutina. (NewsX/Bee)
Let’s Use Drones In Our Fight Against Asian Hornets, German Beekeeper Suggests
Gail MacInnis poses in undated photo. A study by researchers from Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec revealed that the number of solitary bees was decreasing wherever there were many domesticated honeybees. (Concordia University, NewsX/Bee)
Scientist Suggests ‘Putting The Cap’ On Urban Beekeeping
Picture shows a sample site high in the woodland canopy, undated. The treetops of forests in eastern England might be more popular among bees than previously assumed, a new study suggests. (University of East Anglia, NewsX/Bee)