British Bee Journal, Volume 66British Bee Publications, 1938 - Bee culture |
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Page 134
... noticed this trend of swarming N. and N.E. , and form the opinion it has to do with atmo- spheric conditions in the hive ; the warmer air from S. and W , would drive the bees N.N.E. , or if the wind was blowing from the N. or N.E. it ...
... noticed this trend of swarming N. and N.E. , and form the opinion it has to do with atmo- spheric conditions in the hive ; the warmer air from S. and W , would drive the bees N.N.E. , or if the wind was blowing from the N. or N.E. it ...
Page 167
... noticed the pea - flour box was being neglected as compared with a fortnight ago . My friend was concerned ; someone had broken into his bee shed . What could he do ? I suggested , stick a business looking hive near the approach : this ...
... noticed the pea - flour box was being neglected as compared with a fortnight ago . My friend was concerned ; someone had broken into his bee shed . What could he do ? I suggested , stick a business looking hive near the approach : this ...
Page 490
... noticed how well the bees have capped their food . The few colonies that were without a queen each when drones were normally being turned out have preserved theirs . Only the other day I noticed seve- ral drones walking on a large patch ...
... noticed how well the bees have capped their food . The few colonies that were without a queen each when drones were normally being turned out have preserved theirs . Only the other day I noticed seve- ral drones walking on a large patch ...
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