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TheHoneyPump

I do not yet know how or why ,..., but there she is and there you go ?   I wonder if she glows in the dark, or has super duper heavy hauling capabilities like Hulk.  LoL. 

When the lid goes back on, the bees will spend the next 3 days undoing most of what the beekeeper just did to them.

Ben Framed

Wow! In all your experiences, have you ever seen this before?

Nock


van from Arkansas

HP, just one single bee or is there more than one?

She is a beauty!!!  Truly eye candy.
I have been around bees a long time, since birth.  I am a hobbyist so my answers often reflect this fact.  I concentrate on genetics, raise my own queens by wet graft, nicot, with natural or II breeding.  I do not sell queens, I will give queens  for free but no shipping.

TheHoneyPump

Just the one.  .
Would bee really fun if one like that popped out of a queen cell eh!

When the lid goes back on, the bees will spend the next 3 days undoing most of what the beekeeper just did to them.

BeeMaster2

THP,
That is really unique but I?m wondering if it just has some green pollen on its back. Especially since you are only seeing one in your hive.
Jim Altmiller
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.30WCF

I?ve noticed them in several of my hives in the last two or three weeks. I think it?s pollen on mine. We may be looking at two different situations though.


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JurassicApiary

Doesn't look like pollen IMO.  Perhaps a genetic variation?  The closeup photo makes it appear as though the sheen of the exoskeleton on her abdomen simply has a green iridescence to it--doesn't look like anything is on it (e.g. pollen) at all to me.  Simply beautiful!

TheHoneyPump

Not pollen
Not lighting angle
Definitely a green bee, exactly as pictured.  No ifs or maybes about it.
Definitely only one.
Definitely unique!
I left her to do her thing ... beeing beezy doing bee things.  Perhaps we will meet again next week.
When the lid goes back on, the bees will spend the next 3 days undoing most of what the beekeeper just did to them.

Acebird

If it were a mutation there would only be one.
Brian Cardinal
Just do it

.30WCF

Did you try to feed it pizza, and does it do martial arts?
That?s really the only way to know.

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