-Bees…on the flower setting (close-ups…) -Splitting up and moving (bees) -Up on the rooftop (swarm) -How not to catch swarms of bees -Bees in Winter -Honeybees…the hunt for food -Picking up new bees -Varroa mites suck! -The Queen is dead…long live the queen! -Early Bee Che...
One man from the Kulung culture harvests psychotropic honey that is guarded by capricious spirits and the world’s largest honeybees.
my mind was immediately jolted into the present. My house and yard were shrouded within a mass of shifting, darting, careening honey bees—a swarm so large and loud I was speechless. This
Do honey bees tune error in their dances in nectar-foraging and house-hunting? Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 59:571-576.Tanner, D. A. and Visscher, K. (2006). Do honey bees tune error in their dances in nectar-foraging and house-hunting? Behav. Ecol. Sociobiol. 59, 571-576....
Designing Your Bee Garden Honeybees Love Goldenrod Beekeeping Tips for April Bryan Owens Friday, 29 March 2024/Published inBeekeeping Estimated reading time:1minute Beekeeping Tips for April Bees are roaring, new bees are humming with orientation flights and Drones are on the hunt. This is when ...
While the biological relevance of this method in honey bees it is not yet known—it has yet to be determined if seminal fluid components naturally exit the reproductive tract of honey bee queens—injecting seminal fluid components into the hemocoel is a well-established method for examining post...
The bees in the arena were exposed either to a solvent control (triethyl citrate, TEC) or to IAA (10% in TEC, Table 1). When a single bee was inside the arena, no significant difference between the proportion of attacks to the dummy was observed between IAA- and TEC-exposed bees (w2...
(CBPV)84,85. Despite being one of the first described honey bee viruses86, CBPV is comparatively under-studied. However, it is known to cause mortality in adult bees84, to correlate with colony losses87,88,89, and has a wide host range86,90, with an increasing global incidence86,91....
The presence of the mite has been bees in the western world has been the invasive parasitic mite Varroa shown to increase prevalence of the virus while at the same time destructor, which has all but wiped out wild and feral honey bee reducing its diversity by selecting for a single strain ...
The honey badger craves not just the honey but the bee larvae within, which requires it to dig deep into the hive, all while being assaulted by a swarm of bees. You lookin' at me? Richard Toller, CC BY-ND 2.0, via Flickr 5. They Are Thick-Skinned The thickness of the honey badger...