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An associate editor at Biology Insights covering stinging insect biology, Elisa Simpson previously worked as a general assignment reporter for a metropolitan daily paper. She graduated with a BA in journalism from the University of Stirling. Living in Bath, Simpson also tends several home beehives and observes local wasp populations.

What Does a Beehive Look Like Inside?
What Do Bees Do When It Rains and Where Do They Go?
How Long Do Honey Bee Queens Typically Live?
Why Are Sweat Bees Called Sweat Bees?
Do Black Bees Bite or Sting? What You Need to Know
Do Bees Pee or Poop? The Science of How Bees Excrete Waste
What Does a Bumblebee Do? Key Roles in Pollination & Nests
Do Bumble Bees Make Honey? What They Store Instead
What Happens to Bees When It Gets Cold?
What Is a Bee’s Nest Made Of? Wax, Propolis, and More
Can Bees Eat Sugar? The Risks and Safe Feeding Methods
Which Bees Make Honey and Why They Produce It
Are Bees Mostly Female? Bee Colony Gender and Roles
What Are the Big Yellow and Black Bees Called?
Do Wood Bees Sting or Bite? Identifying Their Behavior
Do Carpenter Bees Swarm and Are They Good or Bad?
What Kinds of Bees Burrow in the Ground?
How Long Does a Beehive Last? The Colony Lifespan
How Long Can Bees Live? Lifespan by Species and Role
Do Carpenter Bees Make Hives? A Look at Their Nests
Are There Bees in Florida? Common Species and Safety Tips
Do Bees Get Mad When You Take Their Honey?
Do Bees Go Dormant in the Winter?
What Are the Big Fuzzy Bees Called?
What Is a Beehive? Its Structure, Types & Colony Life
Do Bees Buzz at Night? And Other Bee Sounds Explained
Are Yellow Jackets Wasps or Bees? The Differences
How Long Do Bee Swarms Stay, and What to Do?
What Time of Day Are Bees Less Active?
What Is a Beehive Called and Other Names for Bee Homes