Assertion: hive's bee | /r/CapableOf | build nest
Facets:
value: commonly
type: DEGREE
value: in the ground
type: LOCATION
value: near each other
type: LOCATION
value: in hallowed out wood
type: LOCATION
value: in soil
type: LOCATION
value: in hollow or abandoned areas
type: LOCATION
value: in plant
type: LOCATION
value: in the crevices of trees
type: LOCATION
value: out of natural polyester
type: OTHER
value: unlike honey
type: OTHER
value: unlike carpenter bees
type: MANNER
value: in a while
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Once in a while bumble bees will build a nest above the ground and they are usually on a wall, firewood pile, sheds, crawl spaces, or attics.
text: Unlike honey and carpenter bees, bumble bees actually build their nests in the ground, although they can also be found above ground near decks and patios.
text: These tiny, almost hairless black bees build their nest out of natural polyester, which they create from glands in their abdomen and mouth
text: The European dark bee commonly builds nests in the crevices of trees, but they may also build nests in attics, chimneys, and roof eaves.
text: Social bees, including bumblebees and honeybees, typically build their hives or nests in hollow or abandoned areas.
text: Common areas that bees and wasps build nests include the chimney or the side of the chimney, vents, roof eaves, siding, and column supports.
text: Although Carpenter bees tend to nest individually, several bees may build nests near each other.
text: Although Blue bees tend to nest individually, several bees may build nests near each other.
text: Megachile bees build their nests in hallowed out wood, soil and even plant stems.