Honeybee foraging  workers  were exposed orally and by contact to  the insecticides : chlorpyrifos, alpha- cypermethrin, spinosad, B.t and orange oil to evaluate the toxic effect of these insecticides under laboratory conditions. Oral toxicity tests  of the tested insecticides to honeybee foragers, indicated that the LC₅₀ of chlorpyrifos, alpha- cypermethrin and spinosad recorded 48.0 , 47.0, 45.0 ppm, respectively.  Also it cleared that chlorpyrifos value was the height toxicity on honeybee foragers and recorded 96% mortality percentage- but on the other hand orange oil was the lower compound that recorded 25.00ppm and 50% mortality percentage on honeybee foragers at LC₅₀ level. As for  direct contact toxicity tests,  the bees mortality was recorded as well as  the mortality lines was illustrated, data cleared that the LC₅₀ of chlorpyrifos, alpha- cypermethrin and spinosad 25.0, 20.0, 14.0 ppm, respectively. While orange oil treatment recorded the lowest LC₅₀ as  2.0 ppm.  In addition , as for  the mortality percentages,  chlorpyrifos recorded 50%  occupied the  most toxic insecticides on honeybee foragers while orange oil was the lowest  recording only  4% mortality percentage. Regarding to  the Initial repellence  the result indicated that all tested compounds recorded high repellent during the first and second days through the treatments.