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Native Australian Stingless Bee Sanctuary in the Lockyer Valley Nestled among native trees and ground cover, a cluster of white horizontal box hives reveals a thriving sanctuary for native Australian stingless bees (Tetragonula carbonaria). Strategically positioned on sturdy stands and scattered across a mulched garden landscape, these specialized hives represent a critical conservation and agricultural effort to support these tiny indigenous pollinators. Winter sunlight filters through the surrounding eucalyptus and native shrubs, creating a soft, dappled environment that highlights the careful placement of each bee habitat. Smooth white hive boxes contrast beautifully with the earthy browns of surrounding rocks and the vibrant green ground vegetation dotted with delicate purple wildflowers. The meticulously arranged apiary demonstrates sophisticated understanding of bee ecology, with hives positioned to optimize sun exposure and protection. A video icon suggests this scene is part of a dynamic documentation of native bee management, capturing the intricate relationship between sustainable agricultural practices and Queensland's unique ecological landscape.