Our Backdoor Neighbors
Our Backdoor Neighbors
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There was a great rush for the open cells, and every bee began to take as big a load of honey as she could carry.
THE MAGIC CITY 105 Apparently, they thought that the city was in danger, and they seemed intent on saving as much as possible of their hard-earned hoard. The Naturalist then explained that beekeepers disturbed their bees as little as possible to avoid interrupting their work of storing up honey. By keeping gentle strains of Italian bees which have become used to being handled, they ...are able to carry on the neces- sary work with very little disturbance.
The Naturalist then lifted out a frame which was filled with comb and covered with bees. He called his visitor's attention to the way in which the cells were built, with the bottom of each one opposite one third of each of three others on the opposite side of the comb. Some of the cells along the top of the comb were filled with honey, while others con- tained eggs and newly hatched bees. The eggs were carefully pointed out, and then the little larvae which appear after three days when the egg hatches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a great rush for the open cells, and every bee began to take as big a load of honey as she could carry.
THE MAGIC CITY 105 Apparently, they thought that the city was in danger, and they seemed intent on saving as much as possible of their hard-earned hoard. The Naturalist then explained that beekeepers disturbed their bees as little as possible to avoid interrupting their work of storing up honey. By keeping gentle strains of Italian bees which have become used to being handled, they ...are able to carry on the neces- sary work with very little disturbance.
The Naturalist then lifted out a frame which was filled with comb and covered with bees. He called his visitor's attention to the way in which the cells were built, with the bottom of each one opposite one third of each of three others on the opposite side of the comb. Some of the cells along the top of the comb were filled with honey, while others con- tained eggs and newly hatched bees. The eggs were carefully pointed out, and then the little larvae which appear after three days when the egg hatches.
What to read after Our Backdoor Neighbors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank C Frank Chapman Pellett to read onlineMoreLess
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