. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. HEAD VEILS MAY GIVE STUDENTS CONFIDENCE, Photograph Irom Topical Press Agency BUT BEES WILL FIND A WAY.' This class, which included 40 English youngsters, ranging in age from eight to liyi years, harvested ISO pounds of honey in one season from four colonies near rhotngrapb courtesy U. S. Department of Agriculture A CLUSTER OF HOMESTEADERS INSPECTS A NEW HOUSE When swarming, thousands of bees rush pell-mell from the old hive, setting up a buzz heard hundreds of feet away. The disorderly cloud usually settles first on a
. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. HEAD VEILS MAY GIVE STUDENTS CONFIDENCE, Photograph Irom Topical Press Agency BUT BEES WILL FIND A WAY.' This class, which included 40 English youngsters, ranging in age from eight to liyi years, harvested ISO pounds of honey in one season from four colonies near rhotngrapb courtesy U. S. Department of Agriculture A CLUSTER OF HOMESTEADERS INSPECTS A NEW HOUSE When swarming, thousands of bees rush pell-mell from the old hive, setting up a buzz heard hundreds of feet away. The disorderly cloud usually settles first on a near-by bush or tree limb I)efore setting out for a home of their own choice (see illustration, page 406, and text, page 412). This keeper has captured such a swarm and laid it in front of a new hive, which the bees will enter willingly. Tied trouser legs keep crawlers from Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Washington, D. C. : National Geographic Society
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