The list of cute critters in Disney Dreamlight Valley keeps getting bigger with every DLC. Players met Monkeys, Capybaras, Baby Dragons, and Pegasus in the older expansions. Now, with the new Wishblossom Ranch DLC, there are a few more adorable critters in the Wishblossom Mountains. Among them are bees.
Players can befriend bees and unlock them as companions, but it can be tricky if you don’t know where they are or what they eat. So here’s a simple guide on how to find and feed bees in Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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How to Find Bees in Disney Dreamlight Valley (Sweet Bees Location)
Bees spawn in the Pixie Acres biome inside the new Wishblossom Mountains world. All bee variants appear here, so if you want to feed or befriend them, this is the only place to go.
The only downside is that Pixie Acres is usually the last biome you unlock, so it may take some time to reach it. This is also the same biome where you first meet Tigger in DDV.
How to Feed Bees in DDV (Sweet Bees’ Favorite Food)
Bees in Dreamlight Valley love Honey Coral. This new sweet ingredient was added with the expansion, and it’s their favorite food.
If players don’t have Honey Coral, they can still befriend Sweet Bees by giving them their liked foods. Bees accept any flower, and the flowers don’t need to come from Pixie Acres. You can also get them from other biomes.
How to Get Honey Coral in Disney Dreamlight Valley
DDV fans can only get Honey Coral by fishing, and it’s found only in the Pixie Acres biome. Look for white ripples in the water and cast your fishing rod there. You won’t get Honey Coral from any other ripple color, so stick to the white ones. From what we’ve seen, it’s actually pretty common, so players should not have too much trouble.
After you’ve collected Honey Coral, walk up to a bee and interact with it to feed it. You will need to feed a bee three times before it becomes your companion.
