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Stingless Bees (Trigona)

Aussie Bee Homepage > Native Bee Photo Gallery > Stingless Bees

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A 4mm long Australian stingless bee, Trigona carbonaria, in flight, carrying a two huge balls of pollen on her hind legs.
This excellent action photograph was kindly contributed by Peter O

stingless native bee

A Trigona carbonaria worker bee doing the hive housekeeping -- dragging a dead bee out of the hive. These tiny bees have white fur on their faces and sides.
Another stunning close up photograph contributed by Peter O

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A stingless bee receiving some rather unwelcome attention!
This fascinating photograph was kindly contributed by Peter O

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Information on Keeping Stingless Bees

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