Insect Stories
Insect Stories
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And that shows the high degree of my excitement. But never before in all the years I had played with bees had I heard the trumpet chal- lenges of queen bees to the death duel. In- side the cell was the new queen shut up in darkness, but ready and eager to come out, and piping her challenge. And outside, brave and fearless, if old and worn, was the mother queen trumpeting back her de- fiance. It was the spirit of the Amazons. And what excitement in the hive! Sim- ply frantic were the thousands o...f workers. We watched them racing about wildly; up, down, across, back; but mostly clustering in the bottom near the queen cell. And working industriously at the cell itself, a a group of builders, strengthening and thickening the cell's walls especially at the closed lower end. They seemed to be, yes, they were, preventing the new queen inside from coming out. She was probably 242 Insect Stories gnawing away with her trowel-like jaws at the soft wax from the inside, while they were putting on more wax and keeping her a prisoner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that shows the high degree of my excitement. But never before in all the years I had played with bees had I heard the trumpet chal- lenges of queen bees to the death duel. In- side the cell was the new queen shut up in darkness, but ready and eager to come out, and piping her challenge. And outside, brave and fearless, if old and worn, was the mother queen trumpeting back her de- fiance. It was the spirit of the Amazons. And what excitement in the hive! Sim- ply frantic were the thousands o...f workers. We watched them racing about wildly; up, down, across, back; but mostly clustering in the bottom near the queen cell. And working industriously at the cell itself, a a group of builders, strengthening and thickening the cell's walls especially at the closed lower end. They seemed to be, yes, they were, preventing the new queen inside from coming out. She was probably 242 Insect Stories gnawing away with her trowel-like jaws at the soft wax from the inside, while they were putting on more wax and keeping her a prisoner.
What to read after Insect Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vernon L Vernon Lyman Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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