BEE Order Hymenoptera. APPEARANCE: Most species of concern to man have yellow and black coloring; 7/16 to 5/8 inch long; appear to have hairy bodies. HABITS: Live in colonies of from 20,000 to 80,000 individuals; will leave humans alone if not provoked. DIET: Nectar and pollen.
Contact Us | Press Room. Amber is located in Grady County, Oklahoma, on Highway 92, eight miles south of Tuttle, and is situated along the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway eight miles north of Chickasha. The completion of the Frisco line and the establishment of the Amber post office occurred in 1903.
Amber is a natural, petrified resin, or tree sap, from pine trees that grew millions of years ago. There are many different types of amber that can be found in countries around the world. The chemical compostion of these different ambers varies with the region.