. L umile-bee [microformati] : la sua vita e la storia come domesticate it con le descrizioni di tutte le specie britannica di Bombus e Psithyrus. Api; l'apicoltura; Abeilles; Abeilles; Bee cultura; le api. Fingere di NI-STS 93 s.itisfactory ])l;m è metterlo su ;i slu.-ll' ho una casa in legno appositamente futed fino a prendere huiiiljle-bcc' nidi, come trxplainecl nel prossimo capitello. Kvenin^f è il tempo luist per mettere il htrs nella loro nuova liome. Il pettine havinj^ stato posto-il dove è inteniled per restare, b(!es, che sono ora diventati assonnato e fiacca, sono scosso dal loro vaso su di esso, la giara b

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. The humble-bee [microform] : its life-history and how to domesticate it with descriptions of all the British species of Bombus and Psithyrus. Bees; Apiculture; Abeilles; Abeilles; Bee culture; Bees. FAKING NI-STS 93 s.itisfactory ])l;m is to put it on ;i slu.-ll' i a wooden house specially futed up to take huiiiljle-bccs' nests, as trxplainecl in the next chapiter. Kvenin^f is the luist time to put the htrs into their new liome. The comb havinj^ been place-il where it is inteniled to remain, the b(!es, which have now become drowsy and listless, are shaken out of their jar on to it, the jar beinj; sharply r.ipped so that they all fall out at once. When a llower-pot is used to cover the nest the jar may be simply placed upside down over the hole in the top of the pot. Finding themselves on the brood again, the bees revive and begin to clean and trim them- selves, and in a worv' rfuHy short time they recover completely, a' 1 run ; out over the comb carrying out their duties (exactly as the^ did before the nest was taken. It is necessary at first to allow the bees no way of escape from the receptacle containing the comb, otherwist; many of them would tly or crawl away and get lost ; but after an hour or two, when it is dark, and they have all settled down on the comb, a tlight-hole may be made by raising the edge of the box or pot with a [)iece of wood or stone, or in any other convenient way, care being taken not to disturb the bees, and next morning they will be seen working busily, tlying in and out in perfect contentment. If the okl location of the nest is not far away some of the old bees will return to it, but not many, and their loss will soon be made good bv the fresh ones emerging from the comb. 1: in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Sladen, F. W. L. (Frederick William Lamb

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