Do bees work Chicory

Does anyone know if honey bees work chicory? There is quite an abundance of chicory where I live, but I have not seen honey bees actively working chicory. But, they could work it at certain times when I have not checked.

Thanks
Shane

Yes. It only produces nectar part of the day, but it produces it for a long period from early summer to first frost.

Thanks Micheal.

Lots of it growing along the roadsides in NE Ohio. I have not seen a bee on one before.

I see lots of honey bees working chicory in Virginia. It produces nectar in the AM. Flowers start to fold up around noon or early afternoon.

Lots of chicory down at the road by my mailbox went down to check it out shortly after sunup. There were hundreds if not thousands of bees on it. They were only on it where the sun was shining. All were packing a lot of pollen. I believe it makes nectar in the mornings also, not sure though.

Honey bees, bumbles and numerous small feram bees where working a large chicory patch this morning. The time was about 9:30. A quick check after church, about 12:30, revealed no bees working the same chicory. Thanks for the replies.

Next year, I might try to enlarge this patch. To me, chicory is a neat little plant.

Shane