Long Island Bee Removal

  There are more than four hundred species of bees found in the state of New York. The majority of bees on Long Island, New York, are ground-nesting digger bees . While most bees on Long Island are ground-nesting, an example of which is bumblebees , several bees construct nests in above-ground structures. Above ground cavity nesters in New York include honey bees , wool carder bees , mason bees , carpenter bees , and resin bees .   Honey Bee Honey Bees - The Honeybee is indigenous to Southeast Asia and was spread to four continents by humans. The honeybee is a social flying stinging insect, which lives in colonies and has three castes: queens, workers, and drones. In a honey bee colony, a fertilized egg can develop into a queen or a worker, dependent upon the diet provided to the developing bee larvae. Bee larvae destined to become queens are fed royal jelly , and larvae destined to become workers are fed  bee bread . Drones develop from unfertilized eggs. Honeybees nest in cavities th