sharp-thorned bee (Pseudapis siamensis)

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Hello friends, how are you today? Hopefully what we hope for today will be achieved, so yesterday afternoon I spent time looking for something to photograph and I found a bunch of forget-me-nots perched on a long grass tree.

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Friends, to achieve a goal, you definitely need the unity of a group, like a lion surrounding its prey in a hunt.

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In contrast to the unity created by the front, the bees tend to look lonely but will look tame when they are together as seen in the photos I am sharing today.

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However, in reality they are not docile but they are very brave because their group has unity, so predators have to think several times about attacking their group.

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As happened in an area called Klaten, 13 people were rushed to hospital because they were attacked by honey bees. You can read more about it herekompas.com

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However, this is not a honey bee but a type of honey bee that we call in our area (Uno bruk) or bruk bee, this type of bee usually makes a nest in a stump of wood.

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However, they have the same unity as bees in general, we will be stung if we disturb their presence.

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So, in this encounter I have taken pictures from various angles to make friends see their beauty. This bee has a name in Indonesian: sharp-tailed bee and the Latin name for this bee is: Pseudapis siamensis.

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I think that's enough for this encounter and welcome to see you again in the next post, I hope the beautiful days will be beautiful and see you soon.

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Camera usedSmartphone
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PhotographyPseudapis siamensis
LocationAceh Indonesia
Photographerpetani@petani / @ brock

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