Hive Collection (page 5)

Demonstrating bee keeping, the Reverend D L Bryce. 1935

Demonstration of bee keeping. 1935

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

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Bee-keeper among his hives in the old saxon village Date:

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Bee-keeper among his hives in the old saxon village Date:

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Japanese HONEYBEES Date:

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Honeybee Date:

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Killer / Africanized bee swarm on house being viewed by man (Apis mellifera scutellata) Date:

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KILLER / Africanized BEE - swarm on house (Apis mellifera scutellata) Date:

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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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Bee Keeper - removing frame from hive (Apis mellifera) Date:

A beekeeper using a smoker which is a device used to calm honey bees. Bulgaria

Beekeeper taking a swarm of bees, June 1934 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N9484

The front cover of The Bee Hive, August 1941, 16, (8). Date: 1941

The front cover of The Bee Hive volume IX
The front cover of The Bee Hive, volume IX, Number 1, January 1935, published by the United Aircraft Corporation for the employees of its subsidiaries. Date: 1935

Apiary of wooden hives, Lismore, Ireland. Woman in protective veil using bellows to puff smoke into hive to render bees less aggressive before opening the hive

Side view of a captive Drone Honey Bee (Apis mellifera)

European honey queen bee Apis mellifera at hive, illustration
European honey queen bee (Apis mellifera) at the hive, illustration

European honey worker bees Apis mellifera storing honey in hive, illustration
European honey worker bees (Apis mellifera) storing honey in the hive, illustration

Assembly of Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) with queen in middle, close up

Honey bee comb C017 / 3713
Honey bee comb. Close-up of a comb from the hive of a honey bee (Apis sp.). The cells of this comb are used to store pollen. The different colours are due to the different types of pollen being stored

Bees and bee hives, artwork. Bees collect nectar from a wide range of flowering plants, bringing it back to their hive to store it and form honey for their larvae

Honeybee dance, artwork C013 / 5936
Honeybee dance. Computer artwork showing a honeybee (top) using its waggle dance to convey the location of food to other honeybees surrounding it

Spotted Flycatcher nesting on solitary bee hive

Queen Honey Bee - with attendant workers - UK
SPH-336 Queen Honey Bee - with attendant workers UK Apis mellifera Steve Hopkin Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Heather - with Apiculture shown in background
ME-2419 Heather - with Apiculture shown in background Calluna vulgaris Johan De Meester contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Common Wasp - stealing Honey, UK
SPH-570 COMMON WASP - STEALING HONEY from Honeybees UK Vespula vulgaris Steve Hopkin contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Beekeping - capped honey comb
SG-8146 BEE KEEPING - Capped honey comb in Honeybee hive Ardea London contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Honey Bees - on comb - showing brood cells & pollen store
JLM-6379 Honey Bees - on comb - showing brood cells & pollen store John Mason contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

A bee hive beehive in the garden. Durovic Jovo Winery, Dupilo village, wine region south of Podgorica. Vukovici Durovic Jovo Winery near Dupilo. Montenegro, Balkan

Bees in Beehive, Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand

Italy, Mantova / Mantua. Springtime path in the countryside
Italy, Mantova/Mantua. Springtime path in the countryside

Edward Baruch Blaker, beekeeper, 1911 (1) Date: 1911

The Bee Hive House, Salt Lake City

Beekeeping
Hans Hermigk, About Beekeeping, Denmark. 1649. Date: 1649

Beehive and Bees
Bees buzzing round a hive. Date: 1817

Diderot Hives
Various hives and other apicultural appliances Date: circa 1760

Various Insects
Butterflies and other insects, also a man-made beehive. Date: circa 1880

Bee keeping, mobile beehives on trailer in old Saxon village, Crit, Transylvania, Romania, october

Western Honey Bees using entrance to hive

Beekeeper inspecting Worker honey bees tending larva cells from the brood box part of the hive

Using a smoker over the open brood box part of the bee hive and exposed wax frames to pacify the honey bees, wood chipping and paper are used to make the smoke

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"Hive: A Buzzing World of Honey Bees and their Enchanting Abode" Step into the mesmerizing world of honey bees as they diligently work together in their intricate hive. 🐝🍯 In this 17th-century artwork, witness the majestic queen bee surrounded by her loyal workers on a beautifully constructed comb. The harmony within the beehive is truly awe-inspiring. The diligent honey bees can be seen meticulously tending to their comb and brood cells, ensuring the survival of their colony. Their dedication to creating a thriving community is nothing short of remarkable. Marvel at nature's wonder as Apis mellifera, commonly known as honey bees, gather on a wild honey cone at Welder Wildlife Refuge in Sinton. These industrious creatures play an essential role in pollination and maintaining our ecosystem's delicate balance. Discover the Elephant Castle Beehive, where these incredible insects reside under careful human observation. Witness firsthand how beekeepers clip the wings of queen honey bees in order to manage their colonies effectively. Even amidst winter's harshness, honey bee hives stand tall in forests like resilient fortresses. These sturdy structures provide shelter for these amazing creatures during colder months when resources are scarce. Beekeeping has been an age-old practice passed down through generations; Diderot captures its essence perfectly with his artistic depiction showcasing dedicated individuals caring for these buzzing wonders. A poster card advertising a Beekeepers Conference held in Prague invites enthusiasts from around the world to exchange knowledge and celebrate these fascinating insects' importance to our planet's well-being. While we admire honey bees' harmonious existence, let us not forget about wasps' nests that also contribute significantly to our ecosystem. Each has its unique role to play. Drawing inspiration from Brer Rabbit folklore tales, we learn valuable lessons about determination and resourcefulness - qualities embodied by both humans and bees alike. Travel back centuries ago when harvesting honey was an art form in itself.