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. The honey-bee; its nature, homes and products. Bees. l62 THE HONEY-BEE. All the hives we have just been describing are adapted for supering, i.e. for getting honey stored in receptacles above the stock portion. The usual and most convenient form of such receptacles is that of. Fig. 54.—Neighbour's Sectional Super (open). small oblong cases, without front or back, cut in one flat piece of wood, and easily folded into shape, their slotted ends fitting, by pressure, tightly into one another. At the top of each, when folded, a small Fig. ss.—Frame Super. piece of guide comb is attached, as a hel Stock Photo

RMPG0E1C–. The honey-bee; its nature, homes and products. Bees. l62 THE HONEY-BEE. All the hives we have just been describing are adapted for supering, i.e. for getting honey stored in receptacles above the stock portion. The usual and most convenient form of such receptacles is that of. Fig. 54.—Neighbour's Sectional Super (open). small oblong cases, without front or back, cut in one flat piece of wood, and easily folded into shape, their slotted ends fitting, by pressure, tightly into one another. At the top of each, when folded, a small Fig. ss.—Frame Super. piece of guide comb is attached, as a hel

RMRDCGWG–. The honey-bee; its nature, homes and products. Bees. l62 THE HONEY-BEE. All the hives we have just been describing are adapted for supering, i.e. for getting honey stored in receptacles above the stock portion. The usual and most convenient form of such receptacles is that of. Fig. 54.—Neighbour's Sectional Super (open). small oblong cases, without front or back, cut in one flat piece of wood, and easily folded into shape, their slotted ends fitting, by pressure, tightly into one another. At the top of each, when folded, a small Fig. ss.—Frame Super. piece of guide comb is attached, as a hel

. How to control American foulbrood. Bees; Foul brood, American. How To Control American Foulbrood 19 end time onto full sheets of foundation. This practically in- sures getting rid of the disease if no outside source of infection exists.. FIG. 8.—DISEASE WAS^ FORCED, OUT This apiarist cured 185 colonies of the disease and later had for sale 7,382 pounds of comb honey and 4,750 pounds of extracted hbney. Drawn Combs Used With Foundation Among Wisconsin beekeepers there is a practice which is more or less doubtful as to success. When the bees are run onto full sheets of foundation, one frame at Stock Photo

RMPG2G62–. How to control American foulbrood. Bees; Foul brood, American. How To Control American Foulbrood 19 end time onto full sheets of foundation. This practically in- sures getting rid of the disease if no outside source of infection exists.. FIG. 8.—DISEASE WAS^ FORCED, OUT This apiarist cured 185 colonies of the disease and later had for sale 7,382 pounds of comb honey and 4,750 pounds of extracted hbney. Drawn Combs Used With Foundation Among Wisconsin beekeepers there is a practice which is more or less doubtful as to success. When the bees are run onto full sheets of foundation, one frame at

. On British wild flowers considered in relation to insects. Flowers; Fertilization of plants by insects; Plants. 144 J.AMIUM. [chap. which prevent small insects from creeping down the tube and so getting at the honey. Lamium, in fact, like so many of our other wild flowers, is especially adapted for humble bees. They alight on the lower lip, which projects at the side, so as to afford them a leverage, by means of which they may press the proboscis down the tube to the honey ; while, on the other hand, the arched upper lip, in its size, form, and. Fig log.—Lajniujn albuitt. position, is admira Stock Photo

RMRDYGH5–. On British wild flowers considered in relation to insects. Flowers; Fertilization of plants by insects; Plants. 144 J.AMIUM. [chap. which prevent small insects from creeping down the tube and so getting at the honey. Lamium, in fact, like so many of our other wild flowers, is especially adapted for humble bees. They alight on the lower lip, which projects at the side, so as to afford them a leverage, by means of which they may press the proboscis down the tube to the honey ; while, on the other hand, the arched upper lip, in its size, form, and. Fig log.—Lajniujn albuitt. position, is admira

. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Life Processes of the Individual 157 or of getting under way rapidly. There is no reason to be- lieve that flight is in any way dependent upon the amount of air in the tracheae, as has been claimed, for filling the air sacs obviously does not reduce the weight of the bee. The maximum rate of flight is not clearly established, for the currents of air must be eliminated in making such de- terminations; the rapidity of movement depends largely upon the load being carried. Bees are able to fly a Stock Photo

RMPG03B5–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Life Processes of the Individual 157 or of getting under way rapidly. There is no reason to be- lieve that flight is in any way dependent upon the amount of air in the tracheae, as has been claimed, for filling the air sacs obviously does not reduce the weight of the bee. The maximum rate of flight is not clearly established, for the currents of air must be eliminated in making such de- terminations; the rapidity of movement depends largely upon the load being carried. Bees are able to fly a

. In nature's workshop [microform]. Sciences de la vie; Natural history; Life sciences; Sciences naturelles. Plants that oo to Sleep 73 flowers is this : they open the shop when customers are most hkely to drop in ; they shut it when there IS nobody about and when valuable goods Hke honey and pollen run a risk of getting damaged. The purple crocus, illustrated in its working hours in No. 5, is an early spring flower which has to open under considerable •disadvantages. It lays by material during the previous summer in an underground bulb, sleeps the winter through, and pushes up its head in the Stock Photo

RMRENCTW–. In nature's workshop [microform]. Sciences de la vie; Natural history; Life sciences; Sciences naturelles. Plants that oo to Sleep 73 flowers is this : they open the shop when customers are most hkely to drop in ; they shut it when there IS nobody about and when valuable goods Hke honey and pollen run a risk of getting damaged. The purple crocus, illustrated in its working hours in No. 5, is an early spring flower which has to open under considerable •disadvantages. It lays by material during the previous summer in an underground bulb, sleeps the winter through, and pushes up its head in the

. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Rearing of Queens 421 moved. The workers remodel the cells which contain the eggs, making them into queen cells. The Hopkins method. — Another method has recently been recommended by Hopkins' for getting queen cells in quan- tity. A new comb is given to a breeding queen to be filled with eggs, after which it is removed, and with a sharp knife three out of every four rows of cells across the comb are cut away to the midrib, leaving every fourth row intact. Two of every three eggs are then des Stock Photo

RMPG02W9–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Rearing of Queens 421 moved. The workers remodel the cells which contain the eggs, making them into queen cells. The Hopkins method. — Another method has recently been recommended by Hopkins' for getting queen cells in quan- tity. A new comb is given to a breeding queen to be filled with eggs, after which it is removed, and with a sharp knife three out of every four rows of cells across the comb are cut away to the midrib, leaving every fourth row intact. Two of every three eggs are then des

. Notes on the life history of British flowering plants. Botany; Plant ecology. 326 BRITISH FLOWERING PLANTS small insects from creeping down the tube and so getting at the honey. Lamium, in fact, like so many of our other wild flowers, is especially adapted for humble bees. They alight on the lower lip, which projects at the side, so as to afford them a leverage, by means of which they may press the proboscis down the tube to the honey ; while, on the other hand, the arched upper lip, in its size, form, and position, is admirably adapted not only as a protection against rain,. Please note tha Stock Photo

RMRDRD7E–. Notes on the life history of British flowering plants. Botany; Plant ecology. 326 BRITISH FLOWERING PLANTS small insects from creeping down the tube and so getting at the honey. Lamium, in fact, like so many of our other wild flowers, is especially adapted for humble bees. They alight on the lower lip, which projects at the side, so as to afford them a leverage, by means of which they may press the proboscis down the tube to the honey ; while, on the other hand, the arched upper lip, in its size, form, and position, is admirably adapted not only as a protection against rain,. Please note tha

. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher, Mr. Kuhn, devised a kettle, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German. Pi Stock Photo

RMPG1PFG–. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher, Mr. Kuhn, devised a kettle, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German. Pi

RMRDF5KB–. How to control American foulbrood. Bees; Foul brood, American. How To Control American Foulbrood 19 end time onto full sheets of foundation. This practically in- sures getting rid of the disease if no outside source of infection exists.. FIG. 8.—DISEASE WAS^ FORCED, OUT This apiarist cured 185 colonies of the disease and later had for sale 7,382 pounds of comb honey and 4,750 pounds of extracted hbney. Drawn Combs Used With Foundation Among Wisconsin beekeepers there is a practice which is more or less doubtful as to success. When the bees are run onto full sheets of foundation, one frame at

. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher devised a kettle, Fig. 227, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater' density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German. Stock Photo

RMPG271D–. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher devised a kettle, Fig. 227, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater' density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German.

. Under the open sky; being a year with nature. Natural history. 88 UNDER THE OPEN SKY. fifteen, yet are her latter days labor and sorrow, for her battered wings are but a weak dependence beside those that greeted with their deep-toned hum the first spring clover, and honey getting is no longer easy. Farmers in Eastern Pennsylvania have often told me there is little seed in their first crop of clover, while the second crop carries abundant, well-filled pods. I wonder how many of them understand who are their friends in this matter. If they did, I think the sport of destroying bumblebees' nests Stock Photo

RMRE01HJ–. Under the open sky; being a year with nature. Natural history. 88 UNDER THE OPEN SKY. fifteen, yet are her latter days labor and sorrow, for her battered wings are but a weak dependence beside those that greeted with their deep-toned hum the first spring clover, and honey getting is no longer easy. Farmers in Eastern Pennsylvania have often told me there is little seed in their first crop of clover, while the second crop carries abundant, well-filled pods. I wonder how many of them understand who are their friends in this matter. If they did, I think the sport of destroying bumblebees' nests

. The American bee keeper's manual; being a practical treatise on the history and domestic economy of the honey-bee ... with the most approved methods of managing this insect through every branch of its culture ... Bees. 282 miner's AMERICAN singular desertion, that I succeeded in hiving both swarms; and in a few days they rushed out again, and I was unable to stop them. Here is a cut representing a swarm taking a flight to the forest, high above the trees.. When bees are determined to seek a home for them- selves, they revolve in a mass, gradually getting higher and higher, until the coast is Stock Photo

RMPG2EC8–. The American bee keeper's manual; being a practical treatise on the history and domestic economy of the honey-bee ... with the most approved methods of managing this insect through every branch of its culture ... Bees. 282 miner's AMERICAN singular desertion, that I succeeded in hiving both swarms; and in a few days they rushed out again, and I was unable to stop them. Here is a cut representing a swarm taking a flight to the forest, high above the trees.. When bees are determined to seek a home for them- selves, they revolve in a mass, gradually getting higher and higher, until the coast is

. Flashlights on nature [microform]. Insects; Plants; Insectes; Plantes. Abiding Cities 199 smeared with honey, you will see the little creature carefully getting rid of the foreign body with her hairy legs, and paying particular atten- tion to her precious antennie. The mere exist- ence of such develooed brushes is sr.fficient to ;s b. n g NO. 10.—THE ant's brush-and-comb, for cleaning THIC ANTENNiE. prove the immense importance of the organs they clean to the bee-and-ant order. The life-history of an ant falls into four periods or ages: the egg, the grub, the pupa, and the perfect insect. Th Stock Photo

RMRJ285P–. Flashlights on nature [microform]. Insects; Plants; Insectes; Plantes. Abiding Cities 199 smeared with honey, you will see the little creature carefully getting rid of the foreign body with her hairy legs, and paying particular atten- tion to her precious antennie. The mere exist- ence of such develooed brushes is sr.fficient to ;s b. n g NO. 10.—THE ant's brush-and-comb, for cleaning THIC ANTENNiE. prove the immense importance of the organs they clean to the bee-and-ant order. The life-history of an ant falls into four periods or ages: the egg, the grub, the pupa, and the perfect insect. Th

. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. Bee Diseases and Enemies 405 (G) is now taken off and a few frames (E) removed from the center of the hive. If unspaced frames are used, those remain- ing in the hive should be pushed tightly to either side of the hive, thus maldng a barrier beyond which the bees cannot crawl as they move to the top of the hive after shaking. This largely prevents them from getting on the outside of the hive. If self-spacing frames are used, a couple of thin boards laid on the top-bars on either side will accomp Stock Photo

RMPG02WY–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. Bee Diseases and Enemies 405 (G) is now taken off and a few frames (E) removed from the center of the hive. If unspaced frames are used, those remain- ing in the hive should be pushed tightly to either side of the hive, thus maldng a barrier beyond which the bees cannot crawl as they move to the top of the hive after shaking. This largely prevents them from getting on the outside of the hive. If self-spacing frames are used, a couple of thin boards laid on the top-bars on either side will accomp

. [Report of the commissioners] [microform] : appendices C to F inclusive, containing evidence taken by the commissioners, special reports, etc. in vols. III, IV and V. Agriculture; Natural history; Agriculture; Sciences naturelles. 30 INSECTS AND INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS. 't all and is consequently obliged to part with some of ,> Th.'o i rouudin« leaves of the pla..t is a sweet%T^!tvT ? ui dropping upon the sur- and other sweet-loving iusect L exIt^^ly'fLrof ?t"^ ''"'' "honey-dew," and ants THb; AXTS' MILK COWS. Ants are so and getting them to part with their "honev ,1^ Stock Photo

RMREPCY5–. [Report of the commissioners] [microform] : appendices C to F inclusive, containing evidence taken by the commissioners, special reports, etc. in vols. III, IV and V. Agriculture; Natural history; Agriculture; Sciences naturelles. 30 INSECTS AND INSECTIVOROUS BIRDS. 't all and is consequently obliged to part with some of ,> Th.'o i rouudin« leaves of the pla..t is a sweet%T^!tvT ? ui dropping upon the sur- and other sweet-loving iusect L exIt^^ly'fLrof ?t"^ ''"'' "honey-dew," and ants THb; AXTS' MILK COWS. Ants are so and getting them to part with their "honev ,1^

. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and th? mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 35 l. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili Stock Photo

RMPG1MB5–. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and th? mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 35 l. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili

. Flashlights on nature [microform]. Insects; Plants; Insectes; Plantes. liclcr- s the vhole icc is 1 the Ahidixg Cities 199 smeared with honey, you will see the htlle creature carefully getting rid of the foreign body with her hairy legs, and paying particular atten- tion to her precious antennie. The mere exist- ence of such developed brushes is sufficient to , with :l. It )f the I, and ;losely being ig the tly ex- autiful centre )h'agus. organs them illus- ic are, clean le bees owths :l-comb ^o. 10, d entire you to ed, are d when getting. NO. 10.âTHE ant's BRUSH-AND-COMB, FOR CLEANING THK A Stock Photo

RMRJ2EDT–. Flashlights on nature [microform]. Insects; Plants; Insectes; Plantes. liclcr- s the vhole icc is 1 the Ahidixg Cities 199 smeared with honey, you will see the htlle creature carefully getting rid of the foreign body with her hairy legs, and paying particular atten- tion to her precious antennie. The mere exist- ence of such developed brushes is sufficient to , with :l. It )f the I, and ;losely being ig the tly ex- autiful centre )h'agus. organs them illus- ic are, clean le bees owths :l-comb ^o. 10, d entire you to ed, are d when getting. NO. 10.âTHE ant's BRUSH-AND-COMB, FOR CLEANING THK A

. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and the mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 354. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Fig. 83. DOVETAILED OE LOCK CORNER HIVE. which will fit over either the first or the second story. We prefer the half-story Stock Photo

RMPG2GGH–. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and the mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 354. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Fig. 83. DOVETAILED OE LOCK CORNER HIVE. which will fit over either the first or the second story. We prefer the half-story

RMRDF92K–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Life Processes of the Individual 157 or of getting under way rapidly. There is no reason to be- lieve that flight is in any way dependent upon the amount of air in the tracheae, as has been claimed, for filling the air sacs obviously does not reduce the weight of the bee. The maximum rate of flight is not clearly established, for the currents of air must be eliminated in making such de- terminations; the rapidity of movement depends largely upon the load being carried. Bees are able to fly a

RMRDEYP7–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. The Rearing of Queens 421 moved. The workers remodel the cells which contain the eggs, making them into queen cells. The Hopkins method. — Another method has recently been recommended by Hopkins' for getting queen cells in quan- tity. A new comb is given to a breeding queen to be filled with eggs, after which it is removed, and with a sharp knife three out of every four rows of cells across the comb are cut away to the midrib, leaving every fourth row intact. Two of every three eggs are then des

. Flower ecology. Plant ecology; Fertilization of plants. 78 Asclepladaceae. la, effectively sheltering the nectar, which is secreted by the ovary and occupies the lower part of the tube. The length of the tube prevents short-tongued insects from getting the nectar. Mueller thinks the honey bee can obtain only a pait of the nectar. The stamens and pistil mature at the same time. An insect in sucking the nectar first comes in contact with the pollen, then with the stigma which is in- serted lower down. Pollen does not adhere to a dry surface but, must be moistened with nectar. Self-pollination Stock Photo

RMRDWGBB–. Flower ecology. Plant ecology; Fertilization of plants. 78 Asclepladaceae. la, effectively sheltering the nectar, which is secreted by the ovary and occupies the lower part of the tube. The length of the tube prevents short-tongued insects from getting the nectar. Mueller thinks the honey bee can obtain only a pait of the nectar. The stamens and pistil mature at the same time. An insect in sucking the nectar first comes in contact with the pollen, then with the stigma which is in- serted lower down. Pollen does not adhere to a dry surface but, must be moistened with nectar. Self-pollination

RMRDA8M1–. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher devised a kettle, Fig. 227, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater' density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German.

RMRDFFEH–. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 534 BEESWAX AND ITS USES. beeswax. A French wax-bleacher, Mr. Kuhn, devised a kettle, described in the American Bee Journal, which permits of stirring the combs while they are held under water. In this way the wax is permitted to escape. To make it still more easy for the wax to come to the surface they use salt water, which is heavier than ordinary rain water and its greater density causes the wax to float more readily. But the ultimate method for getting all the wax out of the "slum-gum" or residues is the use of a press. The German. Pi

RMRDFD11–. The American bee keeper's manual; being a practical treatise on the history and domestic economy of the honey-bee ... with the most approved methods of managing this insect through every branch of its culture ... Bees. 282 miner's AMERICAN singular desertion, that I succeeded in hiving both swarms; and in a few days they rushed out again, and I was unable to stop them. Here is a cut representing a swarm taking a flight to the forest, high above the trees.. When bees are determined to seek a home for them- selves, they revolve in a mass, gradually getting higher and higher, until the coast is

RMRDEYT8–. Beekeeping; a discussion of the life of the honeybee and of the production of honey. Bees; Honey. Bee Diseases and Enemies 405 (G) is now taken off and a few frames (E) removed from the center of the hive. If unspaced frames are used, those remain- ing in the hive should be pushed tightly to either side of the hive, thus maldng a barrier beyond which the bees cannot crawl as they move to the top of the hive after shaking. This largely prevents them from getting on the outside of the hive. If self-spacing frames are used, a couple of thin boards laid on the top-bars on either side will accomp

RMRDA9P3–. Langstroth on the hive & honey bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and th? mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 35 l. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili

RMRDF629–. Langstroth on the hive and honey-bee. Bees. 174 THE BEE-HIVES. The enamel-cloth is removed before Winter (635), and the mat placed immediately over the frames. A good mat will last as long as the hive. We have used these mats for forty years and would not think of getting along without them. 354. The upper story or cover may be a half-story cap, in one piece (fig. 72), or in two pieces (fig. 74), or, if only full stories are used for surplus, it may be a shallow cover,. Fig. 83. DOVETAILED OE LOCK CORNER HIVE. which will fit over either the first or the second story. We prefer the half-story

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