The amount of honey consumed by bees in a day depends on many factors, including the types of bees, climatic conditions, and the richness of honey sources. Generally speaking, the amount of honey consumed by bees in a day is between 0. 1 g and 0.2g.

Bees mainly collect nectar to make honey and store it in their hives. The main way bees consume honey is to maintain their own life activities, such as flying and keeping body temperature. In addition, bees will feed their young bees with honey to maintain the normal operation of the whole bee colony.

It should be noted that the amount of honey consumed by bees is not the same every day, because their needs will change with the seasons and honey sources. In the season of abundant flowering, bees may consume more honey to store enough food supply; In the season when flowering is scarce, bees may reduce the consumption of honey to save food.