The honey-bee: its nature, homes and productsHarris, William Hetherington
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The honey-bee: its nature, homes and products
Harris, William Hetherington
Bee culture; Bees
49. Woodbury Straw Bar-frame Hive 157
50. Cheshire's Bar-frame Hive 159
51. Cheshire's Bar-frame Hive (sectional view) 160
52. Abbott's Standard Frame 161
53. " " (top view) 161
54. Neighbour's Sectional Super (open) 162
55. Frame Super 162
56. Glass Frame Hive, with Super 163
57. Stewarton Hive 165
58. The Carr-Stewarton Hive 167
59. Unicomb Observatory Hive 168
60. A Swarm 173
61. "Tanging" 174
62. Hiving a Swarm 179
63. Swarming Board 192
64. Queen Cage over Sealed Cell 197
65. Inserted Queen Cell 198
66. Bottle Feeder 202
67. Cheshire's Feeding Stage 203
68. Can Feeder 205
69. Round Tin Feeder 205
70. Epilobium Angustifolium. (Young Bloom) 248
71. " " (Old Bloom) 248
72. Cineraria (magnified) 250
73. Tropœolum Majus. (Young Bloom) 252
74. " " (Old Bloom) 252
75. Section of Scrophularia Nodosa 254
76. Scrophularia Nodosa. (Young Bloom) 254
77. " " (Old Bloom) 254
78. Salvia Officinalis. (New Bloom) 255
79. " " (Old Bloom) 255
80. _a_, Erica Tetralix. _b_, Anther of Tetralix 255
81. Section of Strawberry Bloom 256
82. Section of Apple Bloom 257
THE HONEY-BEE.
ERRATA.
p. 22, ten lines from bottom, for "not full grown" read "not more
than two or three days old."
p. 30, last line but one from the bottom, for "neuters" read
"strange workers."
p. 55, line 10 from bottom, for "hind feet" read "pincers on the
hind legs."
p. 110, bottom line, for "four anterior tarsi" read "in the hind
legs."
p. 111, line 3, for "leg" read "hind leg."
" line 6, for "This pocket" read "Above this, on the outside
of the tibia, is a pocket, lined, &c."
p. 136, line 12, for "foul-breeding" read "foul-broody."
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