Beekeeping Collection (page 5)

Beekeeping Lantern Slide series
Beekeeping-related black and white lantern slide - section of a brood comb. Part of Box 342, bees and beekeeping, slide number 5 Date: circa 1900

Bees and larvae inside beehive

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Beekeeper at work Date:

PALESTINE: BEEKEEPER. A young woman beekeeper at a Zionist colony on Sharon Plain, Palestine. Photograph, c1925

Carnolian Honeybee -Apis mellifera var. carnica-, on comb with capped brood cells and pollen cells

Newly developed honeycomb with worker bees -Apis mellifera var. carnica-

Honeybees -Apis mellifera var. carnica-, on brood comb with freshly laid eggs in honeycomb cells

Brood comb with drone brood surrounded by worker bees -Apis mellifera var. carnica-

Newly-created wax comb of the honey bee -Apis mellifera var carnica- with larvae, worker bees, c. 5-7 days, in jelly

Honey bee -Apis mellifera var nica-, drone on drone brood, larvae shortly before pupation

Honey bee -Apis mellifera- nibbling on the open honey comb with leaking honey, after the wax lid was removed with the wax comb

Beekeeper collecting a new colony of Honey Bees -Apis mellifera- from the trunk of an apple tree

Honey Bees -Apis mellifera- on honeycomb with capped cells holding honey, winter bees, Bavaria, Germany

VERMONT: BEEKEEPERS, 1914. A man teaches his son how to tend to a beehive, in Bennington, Vermont. Photograph by Lewis Hine, 1914

The Parliament is held, Bils and Complaints Heard and reform d, with feverall restraints Of Usurpt freedome; instituted Law To keepe the Common Wealth of Bees in awe Woodcut illustration from John

ANIMALS - Bees on the sacred dress of Diana of Ephesus relate to the human soul: the temperature of the hive is the same as that of the human body

Swanley Horticultural College. Taking a swarm of bees. 1930 s

Lloyd George and bees in bee hives May 11th 1934

Mr C Keene his face masked with a frame of his bees in the garden on the roof of Adelaide House London August 5th 1937

The swarm of bees which caused considerable excitement in Bond Street for several days, returned to the well-known shopping centre today

The National Show of Bees and Honey is in progress at the Crystal Palace in London - photo shows smoking out bees at the Show October 3rd 1934

Three hundred boys and girls including two of the Prime Ministers Grandchildren - are busily rehearsing at the Ballentine Dancing Studios - for the Dancing Matinee to be held today at the Princes

A swarm of bees on the lamppost in Westbourne Crescent, Bayswater. Somebody remember that a Post Office engineer of the new Moscow Road exchange was a beekeeper

Mr R Ainslie the Post Office Engineer cooly removed a swarm of bees by hand, estimated at 15, 000 from a lamp post on westbourne crecent Bayswater

Bermondsy brightens up her bomb sites. Humming Bees Club gets to work on bombsite
Bermondsy brightens up her bomb sites. " Humming Bees Club" gets to work on bombsite where once their neighbours lived in a row of little houses just like their own which back onto them.1950

The Queens Eggs : Legs as pollen carriers : the making of combs : Bees. Standing upright : The eggs of a Queen Bee glued to the bottom of comb cells. 27 June 1912

Bees and honey at show at Crystal Palace. The National show of bees and honey is in progress at the Crystal Palace, London. Photo shows a bee keeper smoking bees out of a hive. 1934

Judging honey at Crystal Palace show. 1934

A Royal bee keeper. The King of Spain visiting an installation of bee hives, the property of the Prince of Asturias, who is taking a personnal interest in agriculture. 16 September 1924

Bee keeping, Asian Honey Bee (Apis cerana) hives, Sundarbans, Ganges Delta, West Bengal, India, March

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Beekeeper - lifts comb frame out to harvest honey from Honeybee hive (Apis mellifera) Date:

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Beekeepers - with smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

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Beekeepers - cutting comb with knife to release honey Date:

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Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

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Beekeepers - cutting comb with knife to release honey. Date:

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Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

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Beekeepers - opening hive & using smoker to subdue bees before removing comb & honey. Date:

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HONEYBEE - close-up stinging human. Date:

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"Beekeeping: A Fascinating Journey into the World of Honey Bees" Discover the captivating world of beekeeping, where nature's tiny wonders thrive and create a sweet symphony. 🐝🍯 Witness the intricate dance of life as Queen Honey Bee reigns over her devoted workers on a comb, orchestrating their every move with grace and precision. In an unexpected twist, a swarm of bees finds solace at the foot of a pole on a bomb site in Victoria Street. Nature's resilience shines through even in the most unlikely places. Across the UK, dedicated beekeepers ensure harmony by clipping Queen Honey Bee's wings to prevent swarming. Their commitment safeguards these precious pollinators for generations to come. As winter blankets forests with its icy touch, honey bee hives stand strong amidst nature's slumber. These resilient insects brave harsh conditions together, preparing for brighter days ahead. With tender care and unwavering dedication, honey bees tend to their delicate honeycomb in enchanting British landscapes. The fruits of their labor bring us golden jars filled with liquid sunshine - pure bliss. Meet England's oldest beekeeper, 85-year-old Mr C. , whose wisdom and experience are invaluable treasures passed down through generations. His love for these buzzing creatures is truly inspiring. Witness worker bees in panic formation on a comb adorned with precious eggs - Apis mellifera var carnica showcasing both beauty and urgency within this bustling hive society. Travel back in time to Victorian-era beekeepers who embraced this ancient craft long before it became trendy. Their knowledge laid foundations that continue to shape modern practices today. Step into folklore as we unravel "Telling the Bees, " an age-old tradition where keepers would inform their beloved colonies about significant events such as births or deaths – honoring their connection with these remarkable creatures. In 1856, mournful rituals unfolded as beehives were draped in black cloth after devastating losses.