furrow articles
What is the primary nesting location for furrow bees?
Which soil texture is generally favored by furrow bees for nesting viability?
Who is responsible for the entire construction and provisioning process for solitary furrow bees?
What risk is associated with furrow bees nesting in soil that retains excessive water?
What term is used to describe the ideal soil condition that drains quickly enough but still holds its shape?
Which species is specifically mentioned as utilizing pre-existing subterranean spaces, such as abandoned rodent burrows?
What observation often results when several females using nest reuse behavior nest close together?
How does the distribution of entrances differ between solitary nesters and communally nesting furrow bees?
In which areas are furrow bees unlikely to be found nesting?
What level of social organization is exhibited by some species within the furrow bee group?
To which insect family do furrow bees primarily belong?
What characteristic gives furrow bees their common name?
How are furrow bees generally characterized regarding aggression?
Under what circumstances do furrow bees typically sting?
What is the primary social organization structure for most furrow bees?
What feature helps identify the *Orange-legged furrow bee*?
Why are members of the Halictidae family sometimes called 'sweat bees'?
What ecological service do furrow bees provide?
What causes the appearance of a large, intimidating cloud of activity near ground nests?
Which statement best describes the defense motivation of furrow bees compared to highly social insects?