Bee Spawn Egg is a yellow item covered in dark brown spots that spawns a bee when you use it on a block surface in Minecraft. Bee Spawn Egg is available only from the Creative inventory or with the command /give @p bee_spawn_egg, and it cannot be crafted or found in Survival mode. Like every spawn egg, the egg shape is identical across mobs — the yellow base colour with brown spots is what marks Bee Spawn Egg as the bee variant. Bee Spawn Egg was added in Java Edition 1.15, the Buzzy Bees update, and in Bedrock Edition 1.14.

A bee created from a Bee Spawn Egg behaves like any naturally generated bee: it searches for flowers, pollinates them, and carries pollen back to a nearby bee nest or beehive to raise the honey level. Builders use Bee Spawn Egg to populate decorative gardens, kick-start a honey farm without hunting for a wild nest, or test redstone-driven bee contraptions in Creative. A bee only produces honey when a bee nest or beehive and flowers are within range, so place those blocks before spawning bees with Bee Spawn Egg.