Evidences Apis mellifera

Relationships with other species

The bee Apis mellifera we could document so far among other things on/at:

Aster novae-angliae
Evidence: C355631

Calluna vulgaris blooming
Evidence: C176087

Corydalis solida
Evidence: DSCN3072

Erica carnea
Evidence: C253472

Gentiana verna
Evidence: F292008

Geranium robertianum
Evidence: F217706

Origanum vulgare
Evidence: C268044

Prunus spinosa
Evidence: C323086

Solidago canadensis
Evidence: DSCN0627

Taraxacum officinale
Evidence: DSCN3153

Trifolium repens
Evidence: C193051

Number of evidence: 11

The bee Apis mellifera we could document in the following habitats, among others:

Barren alpine pasture over conglomerate
Region: Emmental, Switzerland
Height: 1200m ASL
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Dwarf shrub heath
Region: Valais Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2165 - 2190m ASL
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Natural garden
Region: Emmental, Switzerland
Height: 570m ASL
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Sunny forest edge
Region: Emmental, Switzerland
Height: 750 - 770m ASL
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Sunny slope along forest path
Region: Emmental, Switzerland
Height: 1000m ASL
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Surrounding area of a building
Region: Valais Alps, Switzerland
Height: 1530m ASL
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Number of habitats: 8

So far, we have been able to observe and document photographically the species Apis mellifera at altitudes of 570m to 2177m above sea level.

We have so far been able to observe and document photographically the species Apis mellifera between 7. April and 16. September.

So far we have been able to add 11 observations of this species to the database.

The threat to the species Apis mellifera is NE: Not rated.

Source: Red List of Bees, Switzerland , Edition 2022