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Page 405
... bees learn to know their master and will not sting him is without foundation . During the active season the average life of a bee is six weeks . The first two weeks are lived almost exclusively within the hive ( Plates II and VI ) , but ...
... bees learn to know their master and will not sting him is without foundation . During the active season the average life of a bee is six weeks . The first two weeks are lived almost exclusively within the hive ( Plates II and VI ) , but ...
Page 411
... bees can resume nursery duties again , but when a bee becomes old enough to work in the field it usually dies in its boots , literally working itself to death . A newly emerged bee is covered with fluffy golden hair . After four weeks ...
... bees can resume nursery duties again , but when a bee becomes old enough to work in the field it usually dies in its boots , literally working itself to death . A newly emerged bee is covered with fluffy golden hair . After four weeks ...
Page 427
... bees has nothing to do but watch the honey and money roll in is fallacious . Keeping bees is a specialized job , and one must have an inherent love for them . A thorough knowl- edge of bee behavior , gained only through experience , is ...
... bees has nothing to do but watch the honey and money roll in is fallacious . Keeping bees is a specialized job , and one must have an inherent love for them . A thorough knowl- edge of bee behavior , gained only through experience , is ...
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Lifes Pattern on the Italian Riviera By HELEN CHURCHILL CANDee_ | 67 |
ill | 137 |
graphs by G C MATSON | 145 |
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