Clover Farming
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"But let us look into this matter for our- selves. Let us lie down a bit and watch what is going on about us. Notice first what great numbers of bumble bees come sailing in from every direction. See how busy they are, and how little time it takes them. Look at that big one over there.
She puts her nib into one floret, or little 128 CLOVER FARMING.
flower, and seems to say, 'That's good' — into the next, and draws it out instantly, evidently some one has been there before and the honey is gone. ...Thus she keeps on from morning to night, stopping only to visit her nest with a load. And then see what honey bees are about us." "Nonsense," said Job. "Honey bees don't work on red clover." "Keep still, will you, for two minutes and use your eyes. There is one with three bands around her, evidently an Ital- ian. There's another. There's hundreds of them in sight if you just look for them, all busy as only bees can be. You will notice there are few, or none, of the little black bees here. They don't seem to be able to reach down to the pollen." "Well," said Job, "if that don't beat cre- ation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But let us look into this matter for our- selves. Let us lie down a bit and watch what is going on about us. Notice first what great numbers of bumble bees come sailing in from every direction. See how busy they are, and how little time it takes them. Look at that big one over there.
She puts her nib into one floret, or little 128 CLOVER FARMING.
flower, and seems to say, 'That's good' — into the next, and draws it out instantly, evidently some one has been there before and the honey is gone. ...Thus she keeps on from morning to night, stopping only to visit her nest with a load. And then see what honey bees are about us." "Nonsense," said Job. "Honey bees don't work on red clover." "Keep still, will you, for two minutes and use your eyes. There is one with three bands around her, evidently an Ital- ian. There's another. There's hundreds of them in sight if you just look for them, all busy as only bees can be. You will notice there are few, or none, of the little black bees here. They don't seem to be able to reach down to the pollen." "Well," said Job, "if that don't beat cre- ation.
What to read after Clover Farming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace, Henry, 1836- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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