Western Honey Bee

Description:

Three sections: head, abdomen, and rear. Six black legs, two black antennae, golden yellow fuzz covering abdomen, Black and golden yellow stripes cover rear section. Transparent wings, diamond shaped head, approx. 2 centimeters long

Habitat:

Found presumably gathering nectar from a large swan's neck agave flower at 10:50 am. Half shade half direct sunlight. Other close flowers are also being cultivated by the bees. High 60s in temperature climbing into 70s.

Notes:

Same bees are found at this location continually throughout the day