Bees play "eat" animation on poplar wood blocks

Bees when flying near poplar logs and wood set blocks are attracted to and play the “eat” animation (t-posing and remaining stationary) on said blocks, when they are usually supposed to play this animation on honey blocks. They will deliberately attempt this behavior while in close proximity

Expected behavior: Bees should ignore the poplar wood and fly past.

Observed behavior: Bees are attracted to and play “eat” animation on the wood

Steps to replicate:

1. Place poplar wood family blocks (except signs/hanging signs)

2. Spawn a bee (or bees) near the blocks or have one fly nearby.

3. When the bee is in close proximity to the blocks, it will attempt to fly into the shelf to “eat” it, enter a t-pose, and remain stuck for a bit.

*furthermore, bees will ignore honey blocks where they will usually exhibit this behavior.