Assertion: hive's bee | /r/CapableOf | make their nests
Facets:
value: in order to shelter themselves
type: PURPOSE
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: in such sites as sandy banks
type: LOCATION
value: unlike carpenter bees
type: MANNER
value: near people
type: LOCATION
value: beneath rocks
type: LOCATION
value: in this bee house
type: LOCATION
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the ground
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Unlike carpenter bees, bumble bees usually make their nests in the ground.
text: Sectioning of the wood has been done to give maximum space for the bees to make a nest in this bee house.
text: Other bees that are closely related to leafcutter bees create their nests beneath rocks, while bumblebees often convert a bird or mouse's nest into their wax-based nest.
text: The honey bee colony consists of three classes; the Queen, who lays eggs, Drones who mate with the queen and have no stinger, and the Worker bees, the bees who create the nest and gather nectar or pollen.
text: A solitary bee or wasp lives alone, making its own nest and raising its own larvae.
text: The good thing is that bees rarely make their nests near people.
text: Additionally, these bees make their nests in such sites as sandy banks, decaying trees planted in clay soil like the willow tree, old-mortared walls, flint stone holes, garden shed fifes, and window frame holes and cracks.
text: When adults, children or pets frequent an area where bumble bees have made their nests, the beneficial bumble bee can become a pest.
text: The bees make nests by tunneling or burrowing into dry, pithy wood.
text: Bees created their nests in order to shelter themselves and create honey we can later use.