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Particularly should he practise lifting the frames in and out without touching the sides of the hive or the adjoining frames, and also the movements requisite 70 THE BOOK OF THE HONEY BEE for examining both sides of the frames. This advice may seem at first sight trivial, but that it is not so the writer has amply proved.
Everything about the hive should be done quietly, without jerkiness or jarring, and all movements with the hands should be deliberate. A sudden, rapid move- ment of the hands ...over the exposed frames is almost certain to invite a sting. The hissing note of an angry bee needs only to be heard once to be readily recog- nised when heard again, the sound being totally unlike the peaceful hum of a bee in its normal condition.
If an odd bee or two threaten, don't beat a hasty re- treat, but stand firmly and put on as bold a front as is possible under the circumstances, when it will be found as often as not that, after one or two fierce darts, the enemy will retire.
Breath and perspiration are both obnoxious to bees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Particularly should he practise lifting the frames in and out without touching the sides of the hive or the adjoining frames, and also the movements requisite 70 THE BOOK OF THE HONEY BEE for examining both sides of the frames. This advice may seem at first sight trivial, but that it is not so the writer has amply proved.
Everything about the hive should be done quietly, without jerkiness or jarring, and all movements with the hands should be deliberate. A sudden, rapid move- ment of the hands ...over the exposed frames is almost certain to invite a sting. The hissing note of an angry bee needs only to be heard once to be readily recog- nised when heard again, the sound being totally unlike the peaceful hum of a bee in its normal condition.
If an odd bee or two threaten, don't beat a hasty re- treat, but stand firmly and put on as bold a front as is possible under the circumstances, when it will be found as often as not that, after one or two fierce darts, the enemy will retire.
Breath and perspiration are both obnoxious to bees.
What to read after The book of the Honey Bee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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