Hey all, we have found at least 75-100 bees in our apartment over the past month or so. Averaging 5 bees a day lately. They seem to be coming in through a window that is way too high for us to reach, and by the time they make it down to us they seem very sick or have already died. I’ve noticed, too, some have this gray/white almost fuzz on their backs. Can anyone ID what this might be? Is it normal for this type of bee, or do they have some sort of disease?

It’s very sad. I’ve already contacted our building management but no word yet. I’m trying to save the ones I can.

I'm not sure if they are bees or wasps. Are they dangerous? They just showed up today and I hope they leave as quickly as they arrived. Thanks!

I had just got it and it went straight into it

She keeps falling on her back while falling and unable to roll over, refused honey and tries to jump from flowers, had to forcefully close the flower like a padded room for her safety as shown in the video

Can she be saved?

These have made a home between the roof and we can’t tell if they’re honey bees or yellow jackets!! They don’t seem to be aggressive or territorial which makes me think they’re honey bees but idk

Title says it all. I watched these bees plunge their little faces into florets for a while, and the world was a happy, simple place.

There’s a nest outside my house and I saw a couple of bees working on It (1-2) and it’s really tiny however I haven’t seen the bees in a while. Did they just ditch it? Why? Didn’t they work hard?

There is a colony of bees that live in/around the wooden steps in the front yard of my in-laws' house. My MIL is a photographer, and she got these pics (i took the third one, which is why it's such bad quality lol)

Im trying to figure out what species they are. Doing some reading, im leaning towards some kind of sweat bee.

We're in Northern Utah, north of Salt Lake City

A honey bee.

It was a chilly evening so I like to think they were warming each other up

He landed on my windshield and refused to leave .

I'm trying to save these little guys, I found one in my fountain and one on my porch. The fountain one was very lively when I saved him so I just set him on my lavender to dry (since it's very obviously their fave flower in my yard). The other I found just barely moving on my porch so I made him some sugar water and tried to put him close to it. Anything else I should do?

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