The First book of Bees
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When she finds an empty cell she grasps its upper edge with her front two legs. Her other four legs are inside the cell and her abdomen hangs outside. Now her middle pair of legs force the pollen out of the baskets on her hind legs.
The field bee who has collected the pollen then usually goes off and lets a house bee finish packing the pollen into the cell. House bees do not take pollen from field bees as they take nectar, but after the pollen is in a cell they crawl in head-first and mash it d...own. They also add honey and perhaps some juices from their mouths to preserve the pollen. Now they have what is called "bee bread. " House bees seal the cell with wax and leave it until the bee bread is needed as food for baby bees. Grown bees never eat bee bread.
Cross section of a cell, showing bee bread being mashed down by a house bee THE MOST IMPORTANT BEE All of the bees who take care of the hive and bring in food are female bees, and they are all worker bees.
Besides them, one special female bee in every hive is the queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When she finds an empty cell she grasps its upper edge with her front two legs. Her other four legs are inside the cell and her abdomen hangs outside. Now her middle pair of legs force the pollen out of the baskets on her hind legs.
The field bee who has collected the pollen then usually goes off and lets a house bee finish packing the pollen into the cell. House bees do not take pollen from field bees as they take nectar, but after the pollen is in a cell they crawl in head-first and mash it d...own. They also add honey and perhaps some juices from their mouths to preserve the pollen. Now they have what is called "bee bread. " House bees seal the cell with wax and leave it until the bee bread is needed as food for baby bees. Grown bees never eat bee bread.
Cross section of a cell, showing bee bread being mashed down by a house bee THE MOST IMPORTANT BEE All of the bees who take care of the hive and bring in food are female bees, and they are all worker bees.
Besides them, one special female bee in every hive is the queen.
What to read after The First book of Bees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert B Tibbets to read onlineMoreLess
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