The aggressiveness of bees depends. If there is enough nectar and they have plenty to eat, they are relatively peaceful and don't sting. But when the weather turns bad or when an unpleasant wind blows, they sting more. It's harder for the bees to see you. The faster you move, the better they see you and the more likely they are to sting.
Bees are very sensitive to smell.
When we did the scene with the dandelion, I got stung very often, and a few times I had to flee. I was puzzled. Then I noticed that co-director Herbert Habersack was particularly smoothly shaved that morning. I went over to him and sniffed his skin, and the scent of strong, manly, musky aftershave greeted me. Habersack spent the rest of the day 500 feet away from me under an apple tree, and the bees were peaceful.