New Research: Effects of nutritional supplementation on honey bee Apis mellifera L. brood development, colony population growth, and honey yield in central Ethiopia frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #BeeScience

What an incredible week in FL! Just wrapped up teaching 10 students @UFhoneybeelabl! I was honored to be invited to UF bee lab to teach my advanced course in instrumental insemination! Our 10 students were top notch!🔬✨ *** #purdueAg #UFHoneyBeeLab #BeeScience

New Research: Knowledge gaps on Neotropical solitary bees frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #BeeScience

🔬 Meet Dr. Michelle Flenniken—virologist, MSU professor & Chair of Project Apis m.’s Scientific Advisory Board. Her lab studies bee immune responses & viruses—key to colony health. “I’m here to support applied research that makes a difference.” #BeeScience #WomenInSTEM

There’s something mesmerising about watching fresh honey flow from the extractor… 🍯✨ Perfectly smooth, glossy, and golden — this isn’t just honey, it’s science in motion! The way it streams in a laminar flow (not turbulent!) is a beautiful example of fluid dynamics at work. No chaos, no splashes — just a silky ribbon of nature’s liquid gold. 🐝 When you see it, you feel it — thick, luxurious, and full of flavour. You can almost taste the wildflowers, sunshine, and hard work in every drop. Who knew science could be this delicious? 🎥 Turn your sound on — even the pour sounds soothing! #HoneyExtraction #LaminarFlow #LiquidGold #BeeScience #HoneyLove #FromHiveToJar #SlowMoSatisfying #NatureIsAmazing #BeekeeperLife #FlowState #GoldenGoodness #BeesOfInstagram #HoneyHarvest #CraftedByNature #ApiaryMagic #SmoothPour #ArtOfBeekeeping #NaturalFlow #SatisfyingVideo #ThreeBeesHoney

🐝 Did you know bees can fly up to 3 miles to find nectar? Even more amazing — they dance to show their sisters where to go! 💃🌸 New Video 👇 youtube.com/shorts/kz5JSYK9R… #BeeFacts #WaggleDance #Honeybees #Beekeeping #Pollinators #BeverlyBees #ForagingBees #BeeScience #Nature

🐝 Honey bees flap their wings 230 times per second—yes, really. That’s some serious air traffic. #HoneyBeeFacts #ThePamperedBee #BeeScience #BuzzingIntoTheWeekend

🐝 Happy World Bee Day! Join us in celebrating by listening to our Chairman, Richard Jones, as he shares memories of our founder Eva Crane and reflects on the important work of the Trust. bit.ly/43nPeJA #WorldBeeDay #evacranetrust #BeeScience #apiculture #beekeeping

Honeybees have an incredible sense of smell, using it to navigate and interact with their environment. Their antennae have many receptors for detecting pheromones, finding flowers, and recognizing hive members. #BeeScience

Honey bees help pollinate a third of our food 🍯🌽. Texas A&M scientists are leading the fight against Varroa mites—tiny pests causing massive damage to U.S. bee colonies. Watch how they’re saving bees ➡️ tx.ag/cIvrY3O #AggieResearch #BeeScience #ResearchExcellence

Bees can solve puzzles and recognize human faces. Their brains are the size of a sesame seed. Tiny, but mighty brilliant. #BeeScience #AnimalIntelligence

Now available: the latest review and proceedings of the 20th COLOSS Association conference. bit.ly/48CUfA9 The Eva Crane Trust is proud to have been able to support this event for the past decade! #bees #beeresearch #BeeScience #Sharingknowledge

🐝  Unraveling the Evolution of Social Behavior in Bees! 🌻 Eusociality is a fascinating level of social organization in insects, where individuals divide labor and cooperate to raise offspring. Among insects, this behavior has independently evolved at least 18 times. One standout species, Lasioglossum albipes, is a socially flexible sweat bee. In an incredible twist, some populations of this species have convergently reverted from eusociality to a solitary life history. This flexibility allowed scientists to compare social and solitary groups within the same species, unlocking insights into the genes that drive social behavior. 📖 Read more about this groundbreaking research: lnkd.in/g5EMSkPs 📷 Note: The bees pictured belong to the genus Lasioglossum, but are not the exact species studied (Lasioglossum albipes). hashtag#BeeScience hashtag#Eusociality hashtag#Genomics hashtag#SocialEvolution hashtag#Lasioglossum hashtag#Biodiversity hashtag#Conservation

Exciting news! The first of seven articles from the U.S. Native Bee Monitoring Research Coordination Network is available now! Learn more about these efforts to standardize wild bee monitoring across the U.S. 🐝#BeeScience #PollinatorConservation 👉 doi.org/10.17161/jom.vi123.2…

Our latest case study by Fiona Tainsh @uniofwarwick is now available to view: bit.ly/2ydomMQ #commercialbeekeeping #forage #BeeScience More projects coming soon....

Our vice chairman Prof. Dr Dirk de Graaf, enjoying the lectures and meeting friends and colleagues at #Eurbee10 Seen here with Dr Risto Raimets, president of Eurbee 10 congress in Tallinn, Estonia. #BeeScience #BeeResearch

Day 3 of #Eurbee10 and another great start with a presentation by keynote speaker @Delarua_pilar, diving into the topic of conservation genetics in bees. #BeeConservation #BeeScience #BeeBreeding

The ECT always encourages knowledge exchange between scientists & beekeepers. Here, keynote speaker & beekeeper Stefan Mandl shares his experiences with researchers at #Eurbee10. Collaboration like this drives innovation in bee health & sustainability! #beekeeping #BeeScience

Wishing the organizers and delegates of #Eurbee10 a successful and insightful conference! 🐝✨ Looking forward to the valuable discussions and discoveries ahead. #Eurbee2024 #BeeScience #BeeResearch

New Research: Small Amazonian stingless bees: an opportunity for targeted cocoa pollination frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #FrontiersIn #BeeScience