This is a sunny holiday, sunny. I want to go out to play for a while after finishing my homework. I ran out without saying a word. I was sitting on a bench in the park outside, and I happened to find a bee collecting honey among the flowers. My curiosity suddenly came up, so I hurried over.
I saw the bee standing there, using its little front foot. Bring flowers up with your mouth, suck nectar and pollen, and the sucked things go from your mouth to a small "bag" on your back. In this way, bees walk from flower to flower, sucking pollen one by one and brewing the honey we eat.
After reading it, I thought: We should be as patient and diligent as bees in our study.
2. Observe the composition of honey collected by bees and watch bees collect honey.
My family has a pot of Japanese begonia. After the flowers bloom, many bees are attracted to the begonia flowers on my balcony to collect honey. I thought: Great, I can see how bees collect honey! So, I hurried to the balcony to watch.
I saw bees carrying a small bucket and flying to my balcony in droves. They began to get busy. Some of them specialize in picking flowers that are in full bloom, while others specialize in picking flowers that are not fully in bloom. One or two bees are stupid, some just bloom a little, and they crawl inside, sometimes they can't get out! It takes great efforts to get out of danger. If many people see it, they will be laughed to death.
After picking one flower, bees pick another flower and fly to other people's flowers from time to time. When there is no bee, it flies to add another flower. Sometimes the nectar it wants to collect has been picked by others.
Bees collect honey, just like people, let other bees collect flowers with honey, but they fly to other flowers to collect honey. After picking honey, the bees fly to the bees and continue their work.
Ah, bee, you collect honey day and night, serve people and provide sweet honey for people. I think it is natural that you are called "beneficial insect". I think it is natural that you are called "beneficial insect" by people, worthy of the name. Therefore, we humans must thank you for your hard work in collecting honey for people every day, so that those beautiful flowers have borne fruit.
How do bees collect honey? At noon one day in Chu Qing, 400 words after the rain, I was walking in the park. Walking, I suddenly smelled a strong fragrance. At present, there is a forest of Sophora japonica, which is full of pink Sophora japonica. Walking into the vibrant forest, I heard the buzzing sound of planes, huh? There are no planes in the sky! Looking closely, it turned out that hundreds of bees were collecting honey. No wonder the noise is so loud. Listen carefully, and there is "rustling sand" like the sound of rain hitting the leaves, which may be caused by the wings of bees hitting the leaves! Buzz and sasha vujacic, what wonderful symphonies!
How do bees collect honey? I saw them flapping their wings and flying up and down among the flowers. I suddenly got into the refreshing flowers, climbed a few times on them, stepped on them, and then flew to another cluster of Sophora japonica, less than three to five seconds. Huh? Why do many bees have two yellow things on their hind legs? I approached the next one carefully, and after careful observation, I found that it was two groups of pollen. How does pollen stick to the hind legs of bees? With this question, I went home and searched the Internet. It turns out that there is a groove on the outside of the hind foot of the bee, which is covered with long and dense fluff to form a "pollen basket". When bees shuttle through the flowers to collect nectar, their fur feet are covered with pollen, and then they are combed down by a "pollen comb" and collected in a "pollen basket", and finally they are fixed into a ball with honey. Like bees collecting pollen and honey!
Ah, science is actually around us. As long as we pay attention, we will find something.
Today, I got up early in the morning. When I was reading a book, I found some bees diligently collecting honey.
I observed it for a while and thought, "How do bees spread pollen?" I went to ask my grandfather, and he said, "Bees are beneficial insects. It is fluffy and can spread male pollen to female flowers, thus completing plant pollination.
The honey we eat depends on people to raise bees, let bees collect pollen and hide it in beehives to become honey, and then send the beehives to a processing factory for processing, which becomes the honey we eat now. It turns out that bees are our good friends. Through this incident, I understand that there are many mysteries in insect nature. As long as you observe carefully and think seriously, you will certainly learn a lot from them.
5. The composition of bees collecting honey every day. Bees tirelessly go out to collect honey every day, and they are very tired and hard to go home every day.
Bees can fly around the earth every day in order to collect honey. Bees fly back and forth in the home and flowers every day, without any sign of stopping to rest. It seems that they are not tired at all, and they are hardworking.
Bees usually collect honey from blooming flowers. The tarsal joint of the hind foot of bees is particularly large, with grooves on the outside and long and dense villi around it. When bees fly around among flowers to collect pollen and nectar, their hairy feet will be covered with pollen, and then they will be combed off. Finally, fix the pollen into balls with honey. Bees run around among colorful flowers every day, and they reap a lot every time. Bees insert mouthparts along the base of stamens, suck nectar, and pick one flower before picking another. In a pot of flowers, bees usually only pick three or four flowers and then fly to another pot of flowers, and the colors of the two pots of flowers will never be the same.
It is incredible that bees insist on collecting honey every day. We are moved by the spirit that bees give selflessly without expecting anything in return.
6. How do bees collect honey? When collecting nectar, bees are selective about flowers. Generally speaking, bees don't collect flowers that are in bud or just in full bloom. Its picking object is blooming flowers, because the content of nectar or secretion is rich at this time.
So how do bees find the source of honey?
Although there are different kinds of insect antennae, they all have activities such as looking for food, choosing hosts to lay eggs and looking for aliens. Function. Insects always swing their whiskers up and down from left to right, just like two antennas and radars, always receiving radio waves and tracking targets. This is because the antenna is an important sensory organ of insects, which has the functions of smell and touch. There are countless sensory organs on the antenna, which are connected with many nerve endings in the sensory fossa, and they are directly connected with the central nervous system. When exposed to the outside world, the central nervous system can dominate insects to carry out various activities. The antenna of bee belongs to knee-shaped antenna, and its olfactory fossa is mainly distributed at the front end of antenna whip joint. With the help of tentacles, bees can smell the fragrance of various flowers and find nectar.
Honey collection process (taking Gerbera jamesonii as an example)
The mouths of insects and bees belong to chewing mouthparts. Its mouthparts maintain a pair of left and right symmetrical knife-axe shaped maxilla, which has the ability to chew solid pollen and build a hive. The lower lip is elongated to form a slender tube with a long slot in the middle, which is helpful for sucking. If you put this small tube into the flower, you can suck honey continuously. Bees with such mouthparts can not only collect pollen, but also suck nectar.
Gerbera has more stamens, but bees will not be confused. Bees fly to the flower tray and collect honey layer by layer from the outside to the inside. It inserts a small tube along the bottom of the stamen, sucks nectar and picks one flower after another. In a pot of flowers, bees usually only pick three or four flowers and then fly to another pot of flowers, and the two colors are different. After picking flowers of all colors, the bees fly back to the first pot of flowers and carefully collect the honey-picked flowers again (as far as pot flowers are concerned). It moves lightly and continuously. Watching bees collect honey can be said to be a kind of beautiful enjoyment.
Bees collect not only honey, but also pollen. Its feet are its good helpers.
Among all kinds of insect feet, the tarsal joints of the hind feet of bees are particularly large, with grooves on the outside and long and dense villi around them, forming a "pollen basket". When bees shuttle through the flowers to collect pollen nectar, the hairy feet are covered with pollen, and then the pollen is combed off by the "pollen comb" on the tarsal bones of the hind feet and collected in the "pollen basket". Finally, fix the pollen into balls with honey. This kind of foot that can carry bee pollen is called powder-carrying foot.
Worker bees will not directly enter the honey storage room after collecting honey and returning to the nest, but will be caught by bees that have emerged for about 4 days and stored in the honey storage room; Small worker bees also feed their young bees with honey mixed with pollen.
Worker bee is a diligent worker. In a short and busy life, it not only raised young bees, took care of the queen bee and the male peak, but also offered sweet honey to mankind. "Litchi honey" praised: "What a lovely life! I don't want anything from people, but I give them good things. Bees are brewing honey and life; Brewing the sweetest life is not for yourself, but for mankind. Bees are small, but how noble bees are! "
7. Debate about bees collecting honey: bees love flowers and honey to have children.
Bees collect pollen, and after various steps and countless sorrows and hardships, they finally brew sweet honey. Finally, he raised the child with this sweet honey juice. When her child tasted this delicious honey juice, she showed a lovely smile, so she also smiled, as bright as the sun and as bright as the milky way, because all she paid was for her child, and only for that child's sweet smile, she could be satisfied.
We live in this technologically advanced world, and the Internet, electronic products and games are all around us. Gorgeous clothes, delicious food and good living conditions are all given to us by our parents. They feed us as hard as bees feed their children. But we forget to say good night to our parents before going to bed, but forget to say goodbye to our parents before going to school, and often forget to say thank you to our parents.
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Behind, the landlord himself is watching. The main idea is to be grateful to his parents. These are all original. Don't copy them, or the whole family will die.
8. Bees make honey composition 450 words Little bees are very hardworking little insects, flying around every day to collect flowers and make honey.
Do you know how bees collect flowers to make honey? Today, I want to tell you something. Bees usually live in hives. They have different jobs.
The queen bee is responsible for giving birth to small bees, the drone is responsible for defending the home, and it is worker bees who fly around every day to collect flowers and honey. Worker bee is an ordinary bee. Although it is a female bee, its sex organs have degenerated and it is impossible to reproduce.
Worker bees are industrious "workers" in bees, and are responsible for a series of important tasks, such as collecting honey, making honey, reconnaissance, guarding, cleaning the hive, nesting, caring for the queen bee, raising young bees and so on. Generally, worker bees only live for a few months a year at most, but in its short life, most of the time is spent picking flowers and making honey. Worker bees have many interesting behaviors.
When picking honey, it can tell its companions where the flowers are by dancing the figure of eight, but the bees dancing the figure of eight no longer go there, and their companions can find the place to pick honey by themselves. Bees are selective to flowers when collecting nectar.
Generally speaking, bees don't collect flowers that are in bud or just in full bloom. Its picking object is blooming flowers, because the content of nectar or secretion is rich at this time.
So how do bees find the source of honey? Although there are different kinds of insect antennae, they all have activities such as looking for food, choosing hosts to lay eggs and looking for aliens. Function.
Insects always swing their whiskers up and down from left to right, just like two antennas and radars, always receiving radio waves and tracking targets. This is because the antenna is an important sensory organ of insects, which has the functions of smell and touch.
There are countless sensory organs on the antenna, which are connected with many nerve endings in the sensory fossa, and they are directly connected with the central nervous system. When exposed to the outside world, the central nervous system can dominate insects to carry out various activities. The antenna of bee belongs to knee-shaped antenna, and its olfactory fossa is mainly distributed at the front end of antenna whip joint. With the help of tentacles, bees can smell the fragrance of various flowers and find nectar.
So how do bees collect honey? Take Gerbera jamesonii as an example: mouthparts, tongues, mouths of insects, and mouthparts of bees belong to chewing mouthparts. Its mouthparts maintain a pair of left and right symmetrical knife-axe shaped maxilla, which has the ability to chew solid pollen and build a hive.
The lower lip is elongated to form a slender tube with a long slot in the middle, which is helpful for sucking. If you put this small tube into the flower, you can suck honey continuously.
Bees with such mouthparts can not only collect pollen, but also suck nectar. Gerbera has more stamens, but bees will not be confused.
Bees fly to the flower tray and collect honey layer by layer from the outside to the inside. It inserts a small tube along the bottom of the stamen, sucks nectar and picks one flower after another.
In a pot of flowers, bees usually only pick three or four flowers and then fly to another pot of flowers, and the two colors are different. After picking flowers of all colors, the bees fly back to the first pot of flowers and carefully collect the honey-picked flowers again (as far as pot flowers are concerned).
It moves lightly and continuously. Watching bees collect honey can be said to be a kind of beautiful enjoyment.
Bees collect not only honey, but also pollen. Its feet are its good helpers.
Among all kinds of insect feet, the tarsal joints of the hind feet of bees are particularly large, with grooves on the outside and long and dense villi around them, forming a "pollen basket". When bees shuttle through the flowers to collect pollen nectar, the hairy feet are covered with pollen, and then the pollen is combed off by the "pollen comb" on the tarsal bones of the hind feet and collected in the "pollen basket".
Finally, fix the pollen into balls with honey. This kind of foot that can carry bee pollen is called powder-carrying foot.
Worker bees will not directly enter the honey storage room after collecting honey and returning to the nest, but will be caught by bees that have emerged for about 4 days and stored in the honey storage room; Small worker bees also feed their young bees with honey mixed with pollen. This is the honey gathering process of hardworking bees.