Bramble Bees And Others
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), 2b = 9 mm. (. 351 inch. --Translator's Note. ) in the females; 2a = 12 mm. (. 468 inch. --Translator's Note. ), 2b = 7 mm. (. 273 inch. --Translator's Note. ) in the males.
Once again, the ratio between 15 x 9 x 9 = 1215 and 12 x 7 x 7 = 588lies between 2 to 1 and 3 to 1.
Besides the Bees who arrange their laying in a row, I have consultedothers whose cells are grouped in a way that makes it possible toascertain the relative order of the two sexes, though not quite soprecisely. One of these ...is the Mason-bee of the Walls. I need notdescribe again her dome-shaped nest, built on a pebble, which is nowso well-known to us. (Cf. "The Mason-bees": chapter 1. --Translator'sNote. ) Each mother chooses her stone and works on it in solitude. She is anungracious landowner and guards her site jealously, driving away anyMason who even looks as though she might alight on it. Theinhabitants of the same nest are therefore always brothers andsisters; they are the family of one mother.
Moreover, if the stone presents a large enough surface--a conditioneasily fulfilled--the Mason-bee has no reason to leave the support onwhich she began her laying and go in search of another whereon todeposit the rest of her eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), 2b = 9 mm. (. 351 inch. --Translator's Note. ) in the females; 2a = 12 mm. (. 468 inch. --Translator's Note. ), 2b = 7 mm. (. 273 inch. --Translator's Note. ) in the males.
Once again, the ratio between 15 x 9 x 9 = 1215 and 12 x 7 x 7 = 588lies between 2 to 1 and 3 to 1.
Besides the Bees who arrange their laying in a row, I have consultedothers whose cells are grouped in a way that makes it possible toascertain the relative order of the two sexes, though not quite soprecisely. One of these ...is the Mason-bee of the Walls. I need notdescribe again her dome-shaped nest, built on a pebble, which is nowso well-known to us. (Cf. "The Mason-bees": chapter 1. --Translator'sNote. ) Each mother chooses her stone and works on it in solitude. She is anungracious landowner and guards her site jealously, driving away anyMason who even looks as though she might alight on it. Theinhabitants of the same nest are therefore always brothers andsisters; they are the family of one mother.
Moreover, if the stone presents a large enough surface--a conditioneasily fulfilled--the Mason-bee has no reason to leave the support onwhich she began her laying and go in search of another whereon todeposit the rest of her eggs.
What to read after Bramble Bees And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Fabre to read onlineMoreLess
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