MEADOW An open area with grasses and wildflowers. Many flowers can provide nectar and pollen.

ORCHARD A place where fruit trees grow. Bees visiting blossoms can help pollinate the trees.

GARDEN A planted space with flowers, herbs or vegetables. A variety of blooms can provide bee food.

FOREST EDGE The boundary between trees and open land. Flowering shrubs and trees may provide food and shelter from wind.

CLOVER FIELD A field with clover flowers. Bees can gather nectar and pollen from the blooms.

WATER SOURCE A shallow, safe place to drink. Pebbles or sticks can give bees a landing spot.

FLOWER The plant part that may provide nectar and pollen. Bees visiting flowers can move pollen between them.

BEEHIVE A home for a honeybee colony. Inside, bees build wax comb to store food and raise young.