r/bees is a subreddit with 144k members. The community frequently discusses bee, bees, honey, hive, and flower, and they frequently recommend/review flowers, and the most common flair used is bee photo, question, bee id, misc, and help!.
Highlighting the beauty and importance of our little bee friends. Putting a greater focus on the world’s native species in their native habitats.
Popular Topics in r/bees
#1
Bee
240 posts
#2
Bees
37 posts
#3
Honey
35 posts
#4
Hive
21 posts
#5
Flower
19 posts
#6
Struggling
12 posts
#7
Sleeping
12 posts
#8
Pollen
11 posts
#9
Sting
11 posts
#10
Wasp
10 posts
Products Discussed in r/bees
Flowers
15 reviews
#1
Maximilian Sunflower
5.0★ from 1 review
#2
Hyssop
5.0★ from 1 review
#3
Sunflower
5.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/bees
#1
bee photo
: "Got stung by a bumble bee for the first time (after studying, surveying, and collecting them for years) because I saved her from drowning. Ungrateful ass."
88 posts
#2
question
: "Are these bees pollen drunk or just sleeping?"
18 posts
#3
bee ID
: "Blue-banded bee?"
16 posts
#4
misc
: "Rest in Peace Betty the Bumblebee 🐝"
11 posts
#5
help!
: "This bee appears it can’t fly. It’s just been walking around for 20+ mins. Anything I can do to help it?!"
5 posts
#6
no bee
: "I’m sorry it’s just facts, bees do way more for this world than we ever did. Love them 💛🖤"
1 post
Member Growth in r/bees
Yearly
+32k members(28.1%)
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Last updated: August 8, 2026