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Starting an Observation Hive of Honey Bees
By Ric Bessin, Extension Entomologist. [eng]

An On-line Honey Bee Computer Simulation Model
WebBeePop: A Honey Bee Population Dynamics Simulation Model. [eng]

Honey Bee Toys
Honey Bee Toys - hand made wooden and soft cotton toys. [eng]

Solitary Bees: An Addition to Honey Bees
The hornfaced bee, Osmia cornifrons, and the blue orchard bee, or orchard mason bee, Osmia lignaria, are pollinators of fruit trees. This site gives information on rearing bees, bee supplies, pollination, and other sites of interest. [eng]

Bee and Wasp Stings - UC Pest Management Guidelines
UC guidelines for Bee and Wasp Stings. (Published: 2/98). [eng]

Honey Bees The Mysterious Honey Bee Video
The Mysterious Honey bee An Award Winning Video. [eng]

UCSD Healthcare: Poison: Stinging Insects
Bees, Africanized Honeybees, and Wasps. [eng]

Orchard Mason Bees
The orchard mason bee (Osmia lignaria) is a gentle beneficial insect that has potential as a pollinator of apples, cherries, and other tree fruits. It is found throughout most of North America, particularly in wooded areas but often around homes in towns and cities. [eng]

Woyke Honey Bee Page
Different species of honey bees, Apicultural investigations conducted by Prof. dr J. Woyke. [eng]

Gears: Internet Classroom
Communication and Recruitment to Food Sources by Apis mellifera. [eng]

Apiservices - Apiculture - Taxonomy
Subspecies of Apis mellifera. [eng]

Entomology - Removing bee stings
Conventional advice on immediate treatment of honey bee stings has emphasized that the sting should be scraped off, never pinched. The morphology of the sting suggested no basis for this, and such advice is likely to slow down removal of the sting. [eng]

Bee Research
Solitary Bee Research. [eng]

Hive Mind
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Bees for Development
A variety of information about our work, the products and services we can provide wherever you live, and how you can support our efforts in promoting the benefits of sustainable beekeeping in developing countries. [eng]

Pollinator Paradise
Bees and flowers cooperate for mutual benefit. [eng]

CyberBeeNet (Biology, Research, Beekeeping)
Cyber Bee Net is the only known website dedica ted entirely to honey bees with no commercial flavor. It is privately funded (partially supported by Cybe r First International, Inc). This site is devoted to educating the public about beekeeping, honey bee biology, honey bee research around the country and the world. This site is owned and operated by Zachary Huang. [eng]

Survival of Honey Bees, Apis mellifera (Hymenoptera: Apidae), Fed Various Pollen Sources
Twenty-five pure pollens plus several blends of pollen were fed as sole protein sources to honey bees, Apis mellifera L., and resultant survival of bees on these diets was measured. Average increase in mean life span of bees on a pollen diet versus sugar water controls was 19.5 d, with a range from 3.9 d less than the controls for Ambrosia to 40.6 d longer, for a five-pollen blend. Actual consumption of test pollen diets also varied dramatically among test pollens, with a mean consumption of 16.5 mg pollen per bee for the first 10 d and a range of 1.9-29.0 mg per bee. Pollens that induced decreased life span included Ambrosia, Uromyces (a rust spore), Typha, and Kallstroemia; those that induced little increase in life span included Haplopappus, Baccharis, and Taraxacum; and those that induced the greatest increase in life span included Ephedra, Prosopis, Rubus, Populus, and two blends of pollen. [eng]

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