Apis mellifera (bee)

Abundance: 0.10 to 96.82% (median 4.71%)

Latitudinal range: -33.9° to 45.3°

Habitats: boreal forest/taiga (1), desert/xeric shrubland (2), temperate broadleaf/mixed forest (5), temperate coniferous forest (2), temperate savanna (1), tropical/subtropical dry broadleaf forest (4), tropical/subtropical savanna (2)

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Found in 17 samples

Australia: New South Wales roadsides (yellow pan traps), New South Wales roadsides (white pan traps)

Brazil: Guarani das Missões, Afonso Pena International Airport (August)

Canada: Oak Savannah 3, Burnt Lands Provincial Park (woodland site: sweep nets)

Costa Rica: San Vito, Liberia

Mexico: Mapimí Biosphere Reserve (nectarful trees, 1994)

United States: Bronx and East Harlem, Alice L. Kibbe Life Science Station (elevated pan traps), Cienega Ranch, Blandy Experimental Farm (pan traps), Blandy Experimental Farm (netting/observations), Oconee National Forest (mature pine herbaceous), Oconee National Forest (cleared forest)

Venezuela: Camburito

See also Apis