Video:
Native Stingless Bees

Trigona carbonaria Stingless Bee Foragers
by Anne Dollin, Aussie Bee

Trigona carbonaria stingless native bees may live inside a hollow log or in a hive box. The worker bees forage for pollen, resin and nectar. They make a delicious tangy honey called Sugarbag. For information about Sugarbag honey or for supplies, visit: www.sugarbag.net

This video shows Trigona carbonaria bees:
-- bustling back and forth through the entance of a log nest;
-- bringing yellow and white pollen and red resin into a hive box;
-- collecting nectar from the grass tree, Xanthorrhoea ('the bush cafeteria'); and
-- jars of Sugarbag honey produced by Tim Heard of the Sugarbag.net website.