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Personal Narrative On Bees

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"Crunch!" I stepped on a stick. I was walking in the forest when I noticed a bee hive. It had hexagon cells and it was buit in a hole in a tree. I had to make an article anout a honey bees so I took a closer look. I saw alot of bees inside. There was about 70,000 bees. They were reddish-brown and had orange-yellow rings on their back. They all had compound eyes. Their head, antennae, and legs are black. I kept looking inside until some worker bees came out. I inspected the worker bee in the sun of the forest.

The worker bee went into a flower and drank some necter. Pollen landed on her back and some was left on the flower. She went back in the hive and did a dance to tell all the other worker bees where to get thier pollen and nectar to make honey. I looked back inside the beehive and saw worker bees taking care of larvae,cleaning the hive, storing pollen, and making honey. The worker bees gave some honey to a larvae ad some jelly to the queen bee. I took out my water bottle and drank some water. Some water spilled on the a worker bee guarding the hive. The bee turned to me with it 's compound eyes and got really angry. It came up to me and stung me! I think that was a sign to go home. After it stung me, it fell to the ground and died. It died because it 's stinger got stuck in my skin. It was very painful! …show more content…

I started to walk back home. I took the stinger out of my skin which was even more painful. "I think that 's enough for today." I say to myself. As I reached home, I sat down and watched a nature document on bees. "I think i 'm ready for my article." I say to myself. And because of that discovery, I got a 100% on my

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