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RMA9ERBK–Honey Bee, Hive Bee (Apis mellifera, Apis mellifica). Left to right: Queen, drone (male) and worker (female), studio picture
RM2H159YW–Inside page plate of original 1920's healthy eating booklet from the Health from Food library (no.12), by famous food health writer of the time and owner of the first health food store - James Henry Cook- this one in the series entitled 'Honey and the Bee' includes recipes using honey, published in Birmingham, England, U.K. dated 1927
RMBK0M8P–zoology, insects, honey bees (Apis mellifera), drone, queen and worker, wood engraving, Germany, 19th century, animals, bee, historic, historical,
RFT3HMGY–Antique vector drawing or engraving of grunge vintage illustration of comparison of honey bee or honeybee drone, worker and queen.From book Illustrierter Neuester Bienenfreund, printed in Leipzig, Germany 1852.
RFWAYBP6–Honey bee archetypical caste specimens, worker, queen and drone, high quality vintage engraved color illustration style, hand drawn doodle, sketch
RMD9CYB3–Various species of bee, including the Honey Bee Queen, Worker, and Drone, and various Bumble bees; Coloured-printed engraving, London, 1888.
RM2T695F6–European field cricket, Gryllus campestris, and European honey bee, Apis mellifera, queen, worker and drone, hive, honeycomb, swarm, etc. Criquet, Abeilles. Handcoloured steel engraving printed by F. Chardon from Achille Comtes Musee dHistoire Naturelle, Museum of Natural History, Gustave Hazard, Paris, 1854.
RM2C787PN–European field cricket, Gryllus campestris, and European honey bee, Apis mellifera, queen, worker and drone, hive, honeycomb, swarm, etc. Criquet, Abeilles. Handcoloured steel engraving printed by F. Chardon from Achille Comte’s Musee d’Histoire Naturelle, Museum of Natural History, Gustave Hazard, Paris, 1854.
RMA0B281–Swarm of Honey Bees Apis Mellifera resting on a tree limb They are looking for a hollow tree to build a hive
RMBJG5GK–zoology, insects, bees, western honeybee (Apis mellifera), queen, worker and drone, wood engraving, 1904,
RFH31T8P–Vector set of cartoon black and white line drawings of bees. Workers, soldiers, male and a queen
RM2K84BB1–Antique engraved illustration of the western honey bee heads. Vintage illustration of the European honey bee, worker heads. Old engraved picture of the western honey bee (Apis mellifera). A - drone head, B - queen head.
RM2CFCW6R–A beekeeping on the edge of the forest: everyday life of a beekeeper. Here a queen (wise man) is caught and then drawn with the color of the year.
RMTAR2MC–Sieversdorf, Germany. 25th May, 2019. A dead drone is lying in front of a beehive. During the day the bees bring nectar, water and pollen (pollen) to the honeycomb and overnight they process it into honey. A bee colony consists of a queen, several hundred drones and 30,000 to 60,000 worker bees - in summer up to 120,000. The flight radius of the bees is about three kilometres. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMT7BF72–London, UK. 5th May 2019. Beekeepers collect a hive of drone bees in Southwest London, UK Sunday 5th May 2019 A couple dressed in protective beekeeping suites to avoid being stung collect a bee colony and take it away by wheelbarrow on a residential area of southwest London after a prime swarm during the swarm season. Normally about 60% of worker bees leave the original hive location with the old queen and set up a new home, on this occassion in a residential garden. Credit: Jeff Gilbert/Alamy Live News
RMP6H104–Metamorphosis of honey bees, honeycomb, queens, drones and chain of worker bees. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Friedrich Johann Bertuch's 'Bilderbuch fur Kinder' (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1792.
RMCNNE75–A cluster of queen cells on the sacrificial natural cells made by the workers which hang from the brood frame.
RM2A77EK9–Metamorphosis of honey bees, honeycomb, queens, drones and chain of worker bees. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Friedrich Johann Bertuch's 'Bilderbuch fur Kinder' (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1792.
RF2HK6FK7–Queen, male, worker ant isolated on white background. Class distribution of insects. Vector illustration.
RFF53A94–Busy bees, close up view of the working bees on honeycomb. Bees close up showing some animals with the queen bee in the middle a
RM2H159N5–Inside page plate of original 1920's healthy eating booklet from the Health from Food library (no.12), by famous food health writer of the time and owner of the first health food store - James Henry Cook- this one in the series entitled 'Honey and the Bee' includes recipes using honey, published in Birmingham, England, U.K. dated 1927
RM2CFCW6N–A beekeeping on the edge of the forest: everyday life of a beekeeper. Here a queen (wise man) is caught and then drawn with the color of the year.
RM2BPDWG0–Briesen, Germany. 18th May, 2020. Only the head of a bee drone (M) can be seen slipping straight out of a honeycomb. May 20 is UN World Bee Day, thus the world community underlines the urgent protection of bees. The importance of bees as pollinators for biodiversity and food security is fundamental for humanity. A bee colony consists of a queen, several hundred drones and 30,000 to 60,000 worker bees - in summer up to 120,000. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMKJ5F6X–Honeybee. Links: male (drone), Center-female (queen), right: worker (Honigbiene. Links: Männchen (Drohne), mitte Weibchen (Königin), rechts: Arbeiterin)
RM2FMC21G–Brood frames from a bee hive being removed for inspection showing a queen cell, worker cells, drone cells and cells with grubs
RMCNNE99–Newly layed eggs queen cups virgin queen will develop fertilized egg young queen larva develops differently because more
RM2D92K95–selective focus of a bee colony surrounding the apiary to protect the queen and the stored honey on a sunny day
RM2CFCW6C–A beekeeping on the edge of the forest: everyday life of a beekeeper. Here a queen (wise man) is drawn with the color of the year.
RM2BPDPY2–Briesen, Germany. 18th May, 2020. Only the head of a bee drone (M) can be seen slipping straight out of a honeycomb. May 20 is UN World Bee Day, thus the world community underlines the urgent protection of bees. The importance of bees as pollinators for biodiversity and food security is fundamental for humanity. A bee colony consists of a queen, several hundred drones and 30,000 to 60,000 worker bees - in summer up to 120,000. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB/dpa/Alamy Live News
RMKJ6CRG–Honeybee: drone cells with a drone, center worker cells with worker bee, queen with two weighing Weisel (Honigbiene: Drohnenzellen mit einer Drohne, Mitte Arbeiterzellen mit Arbeiterbiene, unten Königin mit zwei Weiselwiegen)
RMCNNE94–The queen bee marked white dot laying eggs queen cups virgin queen will develop fertilized egg young queen larva develops
RF2JNP7AF–Busy activity at the entrance of a hornet nest in a masonry with guard hornet and ventilation (Vespa crabro)
RM2D92K9A–selective focus of a beehive where you can see exaggerations with brood for reproduction and use for medicine on a sunny day
RMJ97JBT–This a small honeycomb removed from the attic of a residential home in Los Angeles, California USA.
RM2CFCW74–A beekeeping on the edge of the forest: everyday life of a beekeeper. Here a new queen (wise man) is drawn with the color of the year.
RM2FMNBA6–11 May 2021, Brandenburg, Döbberin: The two beekeepers Lutz and his father Eberhard Theis from Frankfurt (Oder) place hives (bee boxes) on a meadow (aerial view with a drone). The professional beekeeper Lutz Theis is a so-called 'itinerant beekeeper'. During the day the bees bring nectar, water and pollen (pollen) to the honeycomb and over night they turn it into honey. A bee colony consists of a queen, several hundred drones and 30,000 to 60,000 worker bees. The flight radius of the bees is around three kilometres. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB
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