Summary:
This European honeybee (Apis mellifera) is an introduced bee species which competes with native bees, birds, mammals and other insects for pollen, nectar and nesting places. Our positive relationship with these animals for crop pollination, honey, beeswax and more is at odds with the relationship that they have with our native flora and fauna.
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