This article was published 19/05/2018 (2572 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current. It’s the bee’s knees that a University of Manitoba professor has a bee named after him.

Rare creature, a cuckoo bee, discovered in museum collection in Canada, officials said. It hadn’t been seen in 65 years, was thought extinct ...

In fact, the cuckoo bee -- which much like its feather-bearing counterpart does not build a nest of its own, but lays its eggs in those of other species instead -- is so rare that it was thought ...

While there are many different genera, or types, of cuckoo bees, all the new discoveries relate to one genus, Epeolus. The new findings bring to 43 the total of Epeolus species in North America.

Rare creature, a cuckoo bee, discovered in museum collection in Canada, officials said. It hadn’t been seen in 65 years, was thought extinct ...

Canadian researchers have discovered that a bee thought to be rarest in North America, as the only representative of its genus, is no more than an unusual specimen of a widespread species. They ...

A new species of cuckoo bee, Thyreus narendrani, has been discovered in the State. Researchers of Shadpada Entomology Research Lab (SERL), Christ College (Autonomous), Irinjalakuda, and Government ...

A new hope: One of North America's rarest bees has its known range greatly expanded The Macropis Cuckoo Bee is one of the rarest bees in North America, partly because of its specialized ecological ...

Comedian Rob Beckett finds out who is out to get the bees – from humans to parasites, and other grisly tales. Bee of the week is the cuckoo bee, but it's not as nice as it sounds… Show more ...

The red-tailed mason bee, nicknamed the tent-making bee, has solved the problem of cuckoo bees breaking into her nursery. After carefully picking a snail shell, she fills it with both leaf pulp ...

Cuckoo bees sneakily lay their eggs in the nests of other bee species, after which their newly hatched prodigies kill the host egg or larva, and then feed on the stored pollen.