Only ten percent of bees in North America form colonies such as bumble bees, sweat bees, and the non-native honeybee. In New England, the other 90% — such as carpenter bees, leafcutter bees ...
Leafcutter bees and sweat bees spend the winter as dormant, mature larvae in burrows in the soil. They rely on the temperature around them to know when it is time to begin metamorphosis.
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