>While the honeybee flies and forages, it is fueled by the nectar in its honey stomach. When Ambrose field-stripped bees in his study, the bees arriving at the

>While the honeybee flies and forages, it is fueled by the nectar in its honey stomach. When Ambrose field-stripped bees in his study, the bees arriving at the blue honey hives never had blue in their stomachs, but the bees leaving the hive did. >“That tells you something is happening to the nectar after it reaches the hive to change the color,” Ambrose says. Sounds like it's a different issue. They are saying they can't determine exactly what the source is