The queen's only job is to lay eggs.
The males (drones) do no work.
The workers (all female) perform every task in the hive:
* Hive cleaning * Feeding the larvae * Feeding and cleaning the queen * Feeding the drones * Building new comb * Taking nectar and pollen from the foragers and storing it in comb cells * Fanning the nectar to promote evaporation of water, turning it into honey * Hive ventilation by fanning wings to create an air flow * Temperature control in the hive * Guarding the hive entrance * and last, but not least, foraging for nectar, pollen, propolis and water.
When bees are born they spend the first 10 days as 'nurse bees' looking after the unborn eggs and larvae in the colony, The next 10 days are spent as 'house bees', keeping the hive or colony clean and storing pollen and nectar within the hive. The final 3 weeks are spent foraging, ie collecting pollen and nectar from plants in the surrounding area.
The male bee (drone) has only one role in life: to mate with new queens. They do no other work in the hive.
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The queen bee has only one function: to lay eggs.
pollination of flowers
to make honey
providing for the queen bee and bringing honey to the nest
They produce wax and shape it into hexagonal cells called combs
A worker bee is about 1 centimeter in size.
A worker bee.
They only look like they are reproducing but they are not, they are just transfering pollen from one bee to another. Bee's have specific jobs in the hive, and one be may be a gathering bee while the other may be a bee that takes it back to the hive.
The worker bee has many roles. It can be a nurse bee or a house bee, taking care of jobs in the hive. It also can be a field bee gathering nectar and pollen. It can be an attendant and feed the queen, her job is to lay eggs, the drones job is to mate with the queen, the worker does everything else from carrying out the dead and making wax for the combs.
The male workers are called 'drones', females are simply called 'female worker bees'.
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Depending on the species, a worker honey bee is between 13 and 17 mm long.
All worker bees have a curfew. They have a two hour allotment after their shift has ended. The usual time for a bee to be in bed is 8:30.
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A laying worker bee.