... the bees buzz their wings over the honeycombs and excess water is evaporated. In wild colonies, the honey is used as a food source during colder months, when floral resources are scarce. In domestic colonies, the honey is harvested and ...

... we hear the sounds. The bees' buzz speeds people up and it slows them down. Like some form of insect drug, bees have a physiological effect on the body, affecting the way we think, act, and move. But how do these 88 Being with Bees <<

... the ground, the air, injecting me with strength, speed, energy. The bees buzz gleefully around and inside me. Any other time I'd be basking in this, soaking in the energy, letting myself feel the immense gratification that comes with.

... the bees buzz around trying to come up with better representations. It takes an almost unimaginably long time for biological evolution to build something like a bee dance, and once it is built, it is relatively rigid. Human blending has ...

Karen Latchana Kenney. By Karen Latchana Kenney Illustrated by Lisa Hedicker Content Consultant Clyde Sorenson, PhD Professor of Entomology North Carolina State University the Bees Buzz with A Bug' s World A Bug' s World.

... ones they had back home in Wales . To this day , the place is known as " the Church of the Beekeeper " and the bees buzz the tale of the saint who led them home . IND V About Saint Modomnoc Saint Modomnoc was an Irish bishop and.

... did not carry a staff . Courtney had to move close to hear him , though he spoke in his loudest voice . " Make way for the Queen of the Bees , Buzz the Twentieth ! " The bees in both lines buzzed as loudly as they - 275- Elysia.

... the bees buzz perpetually. Those dogs over there, those wretches, those— Buzz, buzz, buzz—it never stops, never. Over there to the right somebody cracks a joke and several soldiers laugh. "Aim carefully, fire slowly!" sounds the warning ...

... the bees' buzz/noise; – Temperature, humidity and weight sensors placed inside the hive to measure the hive's micro-climate and mass of the honey produced; – A land cover map of plants/flowers in the surrounding environment; – Auxiliary ...

... the bees buzz and watched them coming and going , industriously visiting one flower after another . She made herself breathe deeply . " Do you know how long it takes animals to evolve ? " Kate still didn't like having to guess things ...