Pienarkeri
Pienarkeri are economically important insects belonging to the family Apidae, commonly known as carpenter bees. These solitary bees are characterized by their robust bodies, often large size, and distinctive metallic coloration, typically black or dark brown with a shiny, smooth exoskeleton. Unlike honeybees, pienarkeri do not produce honey or live in colonies; instead, they construct individual nests within wood, tree trunks, or wooden structures.
The nesting behavior of pienarkeri involves excavating tunnels by burrowing into untreated, dead, or decaying wood.
These bees play a significant ecological role as pollinators. Their activity facilitates the pollination of a
Pienarkeri are generally non-aggressive toward humans, though they may sting if provoked. Their populations are currently
Overall, pienarkeri are essential components of ecosystems, aiding in pollination and contributing to natural pest control