Honey Bee Egg (provisional identification)

Behives, gardens, woodlands, and urban areas worldwide where flowering plants are present.

The eggs do not consume food; the resulting larvae are fed royal jelly followed by honey and pollen.

Laid by the queen bee in individual honeycomb cells; they hatch into larvae after approximately three days.

Crucial pollinators for food crops and ecosystems; can pose a risk of stinging to humans only in the adult life stage.