British Bee Journal, Volume 66British Bee Publications, 1938 - Bee culture |
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... round last Monday , I found them hauling up hedge - row timber in a field three miles away . Arriving there just as they lowered a seven - ton oak down on a drag , I found out later it had taken it 140 years to attain that size ...
... round last Monday , I found them hauling up hedge - row timber in a field three miles away . Arriving there just as they lowered a seven - ton oak down on a drag , I found out later it had taken it 140 years to attain that size ...
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round the trees , or , better still , dig out a trench half - way round each tree and leave it open and watch results . How the bees love the lime blossom , and what a store of nectar they get from it . Some beekeepers do not like lime ...
round the trees , or , better still , dig out a trench half - way round each tree and leave it open and watch results . How the bees love the lime blossom , and what a store of nectar they get from it . Some beekeepers do not like lime ...
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... round and the bees went to the rear of the hive in the spring , even though the change had been made in early winter , so they had kept the position in their mind's eye during the whole of the winter months . I call that intellect . It ...
... round and the bees went to the rear of the hive in the spring , even though the change had been made in early winter , so they had kept the position in their mind's eye during the whole of the winter months . I call that intellect . It ...
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