What kind of bee are you?

Honeybees live in colonies and have a complex social structure. They produce large amounts of honey during the warmer months in order to feed the colony over the winter. A honeybee dies after stinging, but she will willingly sacrifice themselves if she feels her colony is being attacked. Like the honeybee, you are hardworking and industrious, yet also very sociable. You are selfless and will stop at nothing to defend those you love.

Bumblebees form small colonies that do not overwinter. They are covered in soft hair, giving them a fuzzy appearance which allows them to live in colder climates than most bees. Like the bumblebee, you are somewhat sociable, having a small group of close friends. People find you charming and attractive. You don't like the heat, and your favorite season is Autumn.

The leafcutter bee is solitary, docile, and makes its nests in cracks and crevices that she packs with pieces of leaves. Like the leafcutter bee, you are creative and intelligent. You are a kind and gentle person, although not particularly sociable.

The wool-carder bee looks a lot like a wasp, but it really is a bee. Like many solitary bees, it makes its nest in cracks and crevices. This bee is known for collecting plant hairs to line her nest. Like the wool-carder bee, you are creative, intelligent, and artistic. You enjoy fiber crafts such as knitting and crocheting. You are not very outgoing and would rather spend a quiet evening at home.

The nomad bee has a wasp-like appearance and is known for laying her eggs in the nests of other bees. Like the nomad bee, you are intelligent, but can sometimes use that intelligence to deceive others. You are ambitious and have a talent for business. You like the finer things in life and you know you will always get what you want!

Stingless bees, as their name suggests, cannot sting. They are generally found in warm climates and form very large colonies. Like the stingless bee, you are very sociable and easy-going. You love travelling, especially to tropical areas.

Sweat bees are so small that they are often confused for flies. Many species are social and they often have a colorful, metallic appearance. Like a sweat bee, you are often overlooked, but are actually very interesting and unique! You don't mind that people underestimate you; you are cheerful, confident, and enjoy leading an unconventional life!

The mason bee is a docile, solitary bee that makes its nests in cracks and crevices that she packs with mud. Like the mason bee, you are strong and hardworking but not very sociable. You're focused on your work and don't mind getting your hands dirty!