Yellow-faced bees don’t sting, which often leads to the death of a bee. “If a honeybee worker dies, the hive continues,” explains Graham.

All seven species belong to the Hylaeus genus of bees. Together, the wasp-looking bees are more commonly known as "yellow-faced" or "masked" for their yellow-to-white facial markings.

In some references, these perennials are dismissed as “Big Yellow Daisies” or “BYDs,” but I like to think of them as tall yellow bee magnets.

No, the Bee-Pocalypse Isn’t Here Yet Yes, seven species of bee were just added to the endangered species list. But they’re all in Hawaii, and none of them are honeybees.

The endangered Hawaiian yellow-faced bee is being threatened by invasive ants, researchers with the state Division of Forestry and Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Pacific ...

Staminate flowers produce pollen but no seeds. In gardens, yellow bee plants produce an average of 11,000 seeds and Rocky Mountain bee plants produce an average of 26,000 seeds. The flowers of these ...

After years of study, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has placed seven species of Hawaiian yellow-faced bees on the endangered species list, the first time any bee has received such classification.

The new “Pollinator Paradise” license plate design shows both the managed honey bee and the wild yellow-faced bumble bee over a field of red clover blooms, backed by an Oregon skyline.

Yellow jackets can be aggressive, and they sting, and can sting repeatedly. Honey bees are not aggressive and are generally not a threat (unless you are allergic and antagonize them).

North Carolina towns under mud after Helene 02:27. Deadly flooding from Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina has disrupted the underground nests of yellow jackets, bees and other insects ...