4 Feb 2026, 11.50am. Orchard Road public garden near Rolex Bldg
- Appearance: Unlike the females which are primarily black, males are covered in fine, golden-yellowish, or brownish hairs.
- "White Cheeks": Despite being generally yellow, both sexes are named for a small patch of white hair located behind their eyes.
- Facial Markings: Males typically have a large white to yellow patch on their faces just below their antennae.
- Eyes: They possess large green eyes that touch at the top of their heads.
- Behavior: Males are known to "dive-bomb" or buzz around people, but because they lack a stinger, they are harmless to humans.
- Habitat: Commonly found in gardens and tropical regions, often seen around wood where they are active pollinators.












