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Summary
Apidae is a family of insects commonly known as bees. They are characterized by their robust bodies, hairy appearance, and specialized structures for collecting and transporting pollen. Apidae includes various species, such as honeybees, bumblebees, and carpenter bees, which play a crucial role in pollination and the ecosystem. They are social insects, forming colonies with a queen, workers, and drones, and are known for their ability to produce honey and beeswax.
Species
Pruinose Squash Bee
Peponapis pruinosa
Urbane Digger Bee
Anthophora urbana
Oblique Longhorn
Svastra obliqua
Blueberry Digger Bee
Habropoda laboriosa
Hairy-footed Flower Bee
Anthophora plumipes
Fox-colored Stingless Bee
Trigona fulviventris
Orange-tipped Wood-digger
Anthophora terminalis
Mexican Pitted-Stingless bee
Nannotrigona perilampoides
California Anthophora
Anthophora californica
California Mountain-Digger Bee
Habropoda depressa
Narrow Stingless Bee
Tetragonisca angustula
Black Slender-Stingless bee
Frieseomelitta nigra
Spiny-legged Stingless bee
Trigona spinipes
Two-spotted Long-horned Bee
Melissodes bimaculatus
Eastern Thistle Longhorn
Melissodes desponsus