When are bees the angriest?

All of the above

...and just before they sting someone.

I be not a bee keeper. I be not knowing.

When there are no flowers to be found.

Gee, why are more people abstaining than voting? Can't take a guess?

The correct answer is: after it rains. Learned that from a beekeeper. And, smoke is purposely used to calm bees when working around them. It makes them focus their concern on the hive and not you.

Now that I read that smoke factoid, I vaguely recall seeing that on some bee documentary.

I have no idea, but suspect it's when smoke is in the air.

When you hit their hive with a stick.

when you piss on their hive after having drunk too much Gin. But they usually get drunk, too, so the anger rapidly turns to thirst.

All of the above bzzzzz bzzzzz bzzzzz i am pissed off

I'm guessing all of the above. Kind of reminds me of my Uncle Scove.

I thought smoke calmed bees, but otherwise "all of the above" feels like the answer... I picked suprised. Bees don't worry me too much, it's th hornets and wasps that seem bad ass to me.

When I asked them.

other. When something arrives at the entrance to their hive.

When they witness breeches in Natural Law.

Other.

Who says bees are angry? Did they tell you they get angry? Defensive and a little trigger-happy maybe... but I don't imagine them flying around all pissed off.

When you poke them.