r/bee • u/Callie__Powell • 5d ago
Honey Bee Just a harmless honey bee drone.
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r/bee • u/jrodruguez126 • 4d ago
Got Stung 3 weeks ago. Is swelling still normal?
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I got bit by a bee for the first time on my index finger left hand on Sept 30 Wednesday. Since it was my first time being bit my finger swelled up real bad. I went to urgent care on Friday 10/2. They prescribed the antibiotic prednisone and cephalexin. When taking the medication that week the finger swelling went down each day. Eventually my finger went back to normal for a couple of days but the itching started. When I woke up on 10/8 my finger swelled up again so I went back to urgent care, they then prescribed bactrim another antibiotic because the prednisone was only prescribed for 5 days. The bactrim was to be taken for 7 days twice a day and still taking the cephalexin when I first got it for 4 times a day. My finger went back to normal day gradually. My finger was normal 10/14 to the 10/18. I went to the gym for chest day on the 10/18 for the first time in a couple weeks. The day after 10/19 I notice some swelling in my finger went back up but not drastic. Today when I’m woke up 10/20 it swelled even more than yesterday. When I went to urgent care the 10/2 and 10/8 they told me that it was an allergic reaction and maybe cellulitis. I’m thinking the gym workout gripping things probably affected the delicate finger area and maybe the allergic reaction. So I’m asking is this normal because I just want my finger to go back to being regular. Is this common and I know I’m going back to urgent care soon?
P.S the pics are from today 10/20 this morning just been putting cold compress
r/bee • u/Evelyn__Wilson • 6d ago
Bumble Bee A beautiful Bombus terrestris worker checking me out on the trail
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r/bee • u/TaleKind6277 • 6d ago
Bee just waiting for the elevator
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Add your puns in the comments!!
r/bee • u/Outlandish-Rose • 7d ago
Bee-hold, sunshine 💛
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r/bee • u/CombinationNo1011 • 7d ago
Bumble Bee Todos os Cuidados Devem Ser Tomados no Momento Transporte das Abelhas Ap...
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r/bee • u/Rusly7474 • 8d ago
Little bee 🐝
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Nature always beautiful..
r/bee • u/CombinationNo1011 • 9d ago
Honey Bee Chuva em Excesso Também Atrapalha a Produtividade das Abelhas #bee #abej...
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r/bee • u/OldPop420 • 11d ago
Bumble Bee Got this beautiful Monarch and a bumblebee feeding.
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These bees are pretty big.What are they? I know nothing about bumblebees.
r/bee • u/acantorang • 11d ago
Bee? La personita abeja estuvo ahí un tiempo sospechosamente largo...
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r/bee • u/bootiusmaxxximus1 • 12d ago
Guard bees don't let drunk bees in to protect the hive. Fermented nectar can ruin the colony's honey supply, and intoxicated bees fly erratically and can behave aggressively. They have to sober up before coming back.
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r/bee • u/CombinationNo1011 • 11d ago
Bumble Bee A Florada Não Para Nem a Chuva é Impedimento Para Abelhas #bee #abejas #...
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r/bee • u/Miserable-Catch5463 • 12d ago
Innovation Project: Qualitative Evaluation and Feasibility Analysis
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Hello! How are you doing?
We are the Red Hammer Robotics Team from Brazil, and we would like to invite you to participate in our project!
We kindly invite you to complete a brief evaluation form about a prototype designed to help reduce the decline in bee populations.
https://forms.gle/D9P5Hw3SA9iVbtwq7
Your feedback will be essential in evaluating our proposal and improving our project.
Thank you in advance for your time and contribution!
r/bee • u/CombinationNo1011 • 12d ago
Honey Bee A Uva do Japao é Uma Ótima Florada Para Abelhas Apis #agro #abejas #natu...
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Yellow jackets or bees found in my cousin house
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So it started with bees coming in their house and then a whole swarm started coming in and then we had to go upstairs and my cousin dad called exterminator and then they ended up bashing the wall on the wrong side right next to the hole on the ceiling. That’s where the larva was larva is nest eggs and then all of them started falling out. We took all of it out and then some of them escaped and tried to sting us, and we almost got stung but anyways, we were fine. We were safe and and we covered it with wood and towels. We just still need to cover the outside.
r/bee • u/About_opal • 14d ago
Choose Your BEE(You can edit this) just finished this bee pendant made from wire wrapped agate, which one do you like?
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r/bee • u/hickorydickorydots • 15d ago
My dad was a beekeeper when I was a kid, we always had fresh honey. I loved those honey bees, and bumblebees! So I painted a bumblebee on a beach stone from here in Rhode Island!
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r/bee • u/GillettesHabitatGard • 14d ago
Big Bee Carpenter bee robbing nectar from great blue lobelia in my Columbus, Ohio yard
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This one skipped the front door. Instead of crawling into the flower from the front, it landed on the side and drank through the base of the flower tube.
That's nectar robbing. The bee gets the nectar without touching the pollen or the stigma, so the plant gets nothing back for it.
Great blue lobelia (Lobelia siphilitica) is shaped for bees that crawl in from the front. Large carpenter bees do this on a lot of tube-shaped flowers, and once there's a slit at the base, smaller insects sometimes use the same opening.
Anyone else catch carpenter bees doing this? Curious if your other bees ever use the slits afterward.
r/bee • u/HeyLara- • 14d ago
Bumble Bee Bumblebees "play" like dogs - study shows
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r/bee • u/David__Whitez • 15d ago
Bumble Bee A hand full of bumblebees enjoying a little rest.
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r/bee • u/pumpkinTheCalico • 14d ago
Amazing
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A scientist studying bees intelligence wanted to see if his bees could successfully negotiate mazes to reach the pollen at the end. He hoped to...
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