Young Carpenter Bee

This younger Carpenter Bee, scientifically known as Xylocopa, is a fascinating insect that can be found in various regions around the world. Suspended in a 20 Ml. Vial they are known for their impressive ability to create nests by drilling into wood, hence the name "carpenter" bee. These bees are solitary creatures and do not live in hives like honeybees. Their large size and loud buzzing sound make them easy to spot, and their distinctive black and yellow coloring sets them apart from other bee species. Despite their intimidating appearance, Carpenter Bees are generally non-aggressive and are important pollinators for various plants and flowers. Overall, these unique insects play a crucial role in the ecosystem and are interesting to observe in their natural habitat.