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American Bee Journal, Vol. I, No. 1, January 1861

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Read by CBilson, Carol Galbraith, Agnes Robert Behr, Gordyn Rideau, Gloria Loughry, Stunning, AldenWilliams, Stacey Malcolm and Laurie Wehmeyer · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Bee Culture (14:30)
The Hornet (Vespa Crabro) (3:59)
Dwarf Bees, Singular Occurrence, From Burton’s ‘‘ Lake Regions of Central Africa,” A Dwarf Queen (4:37)
The Dzierzon Theory, Chinese Mode of Taking Honey, Bees and Grapes (11:57)
The Worker Bee (23:53)
Large Deposiit of Honey, Development of the Worker Egg (10:03)
Structure of the Bee's Cell (5:43)
Hives, Green Honey, German Adages (14:18)
The Italian Bee (22:24)
Range of Bee's Flight, Bees and Botany, Longevity of the Queen Bee (6:22)
Mexican and Other Bees, Bees Not Decoyed, The Bees as Mathematicians (5:24)
Dr. Barth’s Method, Short Notices (5:09)
Monthly Management - January (6:14)