The phrase "drone bee" is not a correct phrase in written English.
However, you could use the phrase "drone bee" in informal spoken English. For example, "I heard the buzzing of a drone bee near the flower bed."
Illustration of a drone bee.
Launching their fourth album, Magic Hour, Scissor Sisters singer Jake Shears is dressed in black and yellow stripes, like a drone bee sprung from borstal, and is working his glutes like a podium dancer who's long since replaced the oxygen in his red blood cells with amyl.
For example, a drone bee's power source must be small enough to avoid impeding maneuverability, yet large enough to allow the drone to fly for a reasonable amount of time.
Those who want to get closer to the bees can swarm to the farm's "Summer Days with a Beekeeper" and hold a drone bee without a stinger.
A male drone bee cleans his legs atop a hive.
A sensor is placed onto the back of a drone bee.
In nature, drone bees are poor, useless things that produce no honey and have no sting.
"It gives the officers more direction," Sgt. Bryan Clenna, of the city's West Precinct, said, "instead of driving around like drone bees".
There's an assortment of rice-crispy-and-marshmallow squares dotted with stingerless drone bees, piles of peppery mealworm flour cookies, and crickets covered with dollops of melted, semisweet chocolate.
In many male dipteran flies and male (drone) bees, there is an area in the upper frontal region of the eyes where the facets are enlarged, giving resolution that is up to three times more acute than elsewhere in the eye.
If you don't, just know that the episode involves drone bees and it is... terrifying.
