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English beekeeping Stock Photos and Images
RMTXGWRR–Albert (1819-1861) Prince Consort of Queen Victoria, introduced improved hives in royal apiaries, allowing honey to be harvested and bee colony (workers) preserved with just enough honey to exist over winter. 1844 Albert showing his hives to Victoria Cartoon from 'Punch', equating bees with exploited British labourers
RMBWWWF7–Professional beekeeping, beekeeper examining Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) hives for queen cells, at edge of flowering
RMM08XFG–Two wooden beehives in the corner of an English allotment, providing a source of pollination for the garden and honey for the gardener.
RMD97CYY–Demonstration of beekeeping with glass sided hive during a country fair event at Helmingham Hall, Suffolk, England
RM2FMC408–A beekeper prepares to inspect a beehive. This is a British National Standard Hive with two supers.
RM2AR820P–1950s, historical, an old book entitled The Feminin' Monarchie or The Histori of Bees. Written out of Experience by Charls Butler. Appearing in 1609, it was the first substantial work on beekeeping to be written and published in the English language and drew heavily on Butler's own experience of keeping bees. The beverage mead or honey wine, is made by fermenting honey with water.
RMG15KJA–'All plants yield honey as you see. To the industrious Chymick bee'. A clergyman standing beside a beehive holds a honeycomb to his face while bees fly towards a rose of England and a thistle of Scotland; on the right, a scholar sits writing at a desk wit
RMBT5R2D–Professional beekeeping. Beekeepers examining hives of Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) for Queen cells.
RMBWWWFF–Professional beekeeping, beekeepers examining Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) hives for queen cells and adding new supers
RF2BRED1A–Label for beekeeper, for honey products woman with beekeeping hat and gloves, holding honeycomb. Bees making heart. Text in german honig, in english h
RMMR4RRJ–Engraving depicting a beekeeper standing near straw Beehives which are kept under a thatched wooden shelter. Engraved by John Romney (1785-1863) an English artist. Dated 19th century
RMD97CYK–Demonstration of beekeeping with glass sided hive during a country fair event at Helmingham Hall, Suffolk, England
RM2FMC3N7–A beekeper smoking bees prior to inspecting a beehive. This is a British National Standard Hive with two supers.
RMD96C37–Apiary of wooden hives, Lismore, Ireland. Woman in protective veil using bellows to puff smoke into hive to render bees less aggressive before opening the hive. Engraving from 'The English Illustrated Magazine', London, 1890
RMB8WX3W–A beekeeper using a smoker to make the bees more docile when he opens the hives to check the honeycombs
RM2G03NFA–A bee colony swarm around the entrance to a well established hive. A beehive is an enclosed structure in which some honey bee species live and produce
![Infographic of beekeeping or apiculture and honey production process in an artificial hive. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 6259x4015]. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2NEC3X4/infographic-of-beekeeping-or-apiculture-and-honey-production-process-in-an-artificial-hive-quarkxpress-qxp-6259x4015-2NEC3X4.jpg "Infographic of beekeeping or apiculture and honey production process in an artificial hive. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 6259x4015]. Stock Photo")
RM2NEC3X4–Infographic of beekeeping or apiculture and honey production process in an artificial hive. [QuarkXPress (.qxp); 6259x4015].
![Beekeeping. A dog disturbing a beehive. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. John Harris: London, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, 114. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/R55286/beekeeping-a-dog-disturbing-a-beehive-scenes-of-industry-displayed-in-the-bee-hive-and-the-ant-hill-john-harris-london-1829-source-rb23a1597-114-language-english-author-johnstone-mrs-c-i-R55286.jpg "Beekeeping. A dog disturbing a beehive. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. John Harris: London, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, 114. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I. Stock Photo")
RMR55286–Beekeeping. A dog disturbing a beehive. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. John Harris: London, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, 114. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I.
RMHTMHM2–Apiary of wooden hives, Lismore, Ireland. Woman in protective veil using bellows to puff smoke into hive to render bees less aggressive before opening the hive. Engraving from 'The English Illustrated Magazine', London, 1890
RMCPFB31–Professional beekeeping. Beekeepers examining hives of Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) for Queen cells.
RMBWWWFE–bbee honey beekeeping keeping domestic domesticated apis mellifera western bee-keeping professional profession insect bug
RMGNTEWA–Beekeeping: several modern wooden beehives, encouraging bees for pollination and honey production
RMKTHWW7–Briitsh beekeeping (apiculture): two typical traditional old-fashioned wooden beehives, classic design, in a walled garden against a brick wall
RME97NGC–The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, UK. A stone wall with built-in bee boles (alcoves), some containing straw bee skeps (beehives)
RM2FMC4AR–A beekeper prepares to inspect a beehive. This is a British National Standard Hive with two supers.
![Scenes showing beekeeping. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. London : John Harris, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, opposite page 107. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/R5ARAP/scenes-showing-beekeeping-scenes-of-industry-displayed-in-the-bee-hive-and-the-ant-hill-london-john-harris-1829-source-rb23a1597-opposite-page-107-language-english-author-johnstone-mrs-c-i-R5ARAP.jpg "Scenes showing beekeeping. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. London : John Harris, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, opposite page 107. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I. Stock Photo")
RMR5ARAP–Scenes showing beekeeping. Scenes of Industry displayed in the Bee-Hive and the Ant-Hill. London : John Harris, [1829?]. Source: RB.23.a.1597, opposite page 107. Language: English. Author: Johnstone, Mrs C. I.
RMDD57PM–Elena Polisano keeps a hive of honey bees on the roof of the Three Stags pub in Lambeth in London
RMCPFB36–Professional beekeeping. Beekeeper examining hives of Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera). Shropshire, England.
RMBWWWFY–Professional beekeeping, beekeepers examining Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) hives for queen cells and adding new supers
RME6D9YB–English worker honeybees in hive checking to make sure honey store is ready for capping with white beeswax. UK
RME6DAKD–English worker honeybees in hive preparing and cleaning empty cells before egg laying by Queen Bee
RMDD57WR–Elena Polisano keeps a hive of honey bees on the roof of the Three Stags pub in Lambeth in London
RMCPFB39–Professional beekeeping. Beekeepers examining hives of Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) for Queen cells.
RMBWWWFN–Professional beekeeping, beekeepers examining Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera) hives for queen cells and adding new supers
RME6D9Y7–English worker honeybees in hive checking to make sure honey store is ready and capping cells with white beeswax. Hampshire, UK
RMGEK787–near Brockenhurst, Hampshire, UK. 26th July, 2016. the first day of the New Forest & Hampshire County Show as thousands attend the event which takes place over three days. Bee demonstration Credit: Carolyn Jenkins/Alamy Live News
RMP0MBN6–Original Film Title: FRIED GREEN TOMATOES. English Title: FRIED GREEN TOMATOES. Film Director: JONATHAN MICHAEL AVNET. Year: 1991. Stars: MARY STUART MASTERSON. Credit: WARNER BROTHERS / Album
RF2E2E48E–Square maze. Game for kids. Quadrate labyrinth. Education worksheet. Activity page. Learning English alphabet. Cartoon style. Find the right way. Colo
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