Bee
For The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on the Super Nintendo (SNES).
When Link gets it
You caught a bee! What will you do? ▶ Keep it in a bottle Set it free
Official art

Where Link finds it
- Lost WoodsOn the map: 1, after Princess Zelda is safe in the Sanctuary
- House of LumberjacksHidden spots: 1
- Death Mountain (Light World)On the map: 1, after Princess Zelda is safe in the Sanctuary
- Kakariko VillageHidden spots: 3
- Kakariko VillageOn the map: 1, after Agahnim is beaten
- SanctuaryHidden spots: 3
- SanctuaryOn the map: 1, after Agahnim is beaten
- Hyrule CastleHidden spots: 3
- Magic ShopHidden spots: 1
- Eastern PalaceOn the map: 2, after Agahnim is beaten
- Lake HyliaHidden spots: 3
- Skeleton ForestHidden spots: 3
- Lake of Ill OmenOn the map: 2
- Village of OutcastsHidden spots: 4
- PyramidHidden spots: 2
- Palace of DarknessOn the map: 1
- Bomb ShopHidden spots: 1
A hidden spot is a bush, one Link can lift without gloves, that the area's list of hidden things ties a bee to. The map of each place shows the spots.
Outdoors, a hidden bee comes out only one time in 2 when its bush is lifted or cut.
In a bottle
Only the Bug Catching Net catches it.
When Link catches it, the game asks whether to keep it in a bottle or set it free. Kept, it goes into the first empty bottle. With no empty bottle, Link has to set it free.
Using the bottle lets it out to fly again, and the bottle is empty once more.
Flying free, it hurts Link when it touches him. Let out of a bottle, it never does.
Let out of a bottle, it flies after the enemies on its floor and hits each one as hard as the Fighter's Sword. After 10 hits it stops, flies off the screen, and is gone. Until then, Link can catch it again.
On the item screen, a bottle holding it is called Bee.
Menu icons
Names
| English | Bee |
|---|---|
| French | Abeille |
| German | Biene |
| Japanese | ハチ |