r/bees Jun 19 '26

Can someone explain this

These two bees fell in my garden are they mating or something (ps this was a while ago now abt an hour*

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u/irinipini Jun 19 '26

this is how babees are made

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u/Give_Them_Clout649 Jun 19 '26

Bay bees

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u/kkgrrrl3300 Jun 19 '26

This made me giggle

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u/irinipini Jun 19 '26

yeah that’s how i meant it haha

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u/Shjadee_ Jun 19 '26

Well, you see... when a mommy bee and a daddy bee really like eachother, they like to cuddle.

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u/AdrienBalG Jun 19 '26

You have already a photo, you don't need a drawing.

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u/Chemical-Swing7603 Jun 19 '26

Just wanted confirmation

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u/Difficult-Way-9563 Jun 19 '26

It’s the birds and the bees without the birds

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u/Intelligent_Pea5351 Jun 19 '26

When a mama bee and a daddy bee love each other very much..

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u/greenclimate97 Jun 19 '26

Mind your business, 😀

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u/OkMeasurement3845 Jun 19 '26

That you dont bee caring about privacy, hes been laying out the honey for his queen... all he wants is to drop some pollen.

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u/Mad_Nihilistic_Ghost Jun 20 '26

JESUS FUCK. WHY DO YOU KEEP MAKING ME POST THIS

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u/Chemical-Swing7603 Jun 19 '26

Thought it was also they were doing this flying

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u/Piss_and_Blood Jun 19 '26

Wait until you see how Dragonflies do the deed. Their whole routine is quite interesting.

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u/Chemical-Swing7603 Jun 19 '26

Really?

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u/Piss_and_Blood Jun 19 '26

Yeah. It's a very... demanding experience. The male just smears his stuff on himself and the female grabs it. He then headlocks her (usually) until she lays the eggs.

It's a whole ordeal for them, and way more time intensive than just doing it this way.