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Editorial
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Why Bees store honey.
Bees produce honey as food stores for the hive during the long months of winter
when flowers are not blooming Appreicate your spoonful of honey. The average bee makes only half a teaspoon of honey in her
lifeime. In one trip a bee will visit between 50 and 100 flowers. The bees from one hive can visit 225,000 in
one day.
Did you know it takes 8.8kgs (4lbs) of nectar to produce 2.2kg. (1lb) of honey. It takes 3.6 kg (8lbs) of honey
for a bee to produce 1.1 kgs (1 lbs) of beeswax.
When a honey bee builds comb, the comb is 0.0508 mll (0.002
inch)
How thin is that?
2 Milion blossoms
To gather this amount of nectar, bees have to visit 2 million bloossoms. To visit 2,000,000 blossomes, the bees
have to fly 88,513 kms (55,000 miles). They fly at 15 kph (9.3 mph) Their wings beat 11,400 times per minute. In the
summer the
worker bee flies 804 kms (500 miles)
The average yield per hive in Canada is 60 kg (134lbs.)
Editor's note:
Already I am amazed at the activity of the bee and wonder how do you come up with
these numbers.
Musical bees.
The buzzing sound of a bee is in the key of 'C'
Too smart to be female.
Until the 1870's the queen bees were called kings. People could
not accept that anything so well organized could be run by females. Ladies we have come a long way.
A queen bee is fed on royal jelly and the workers can labour themselves to death. The hive will grow to around
60,000 before it swarms and splitsto form a new hive.
The Colony.
Honey bees are social insects. The queen is the only sexually developed female
in the hive. She is the largest bee in the colony. A two day old larva is selected by the workers to be
reared as queen. She will emerge from her cell 11 days later to mate in flight with approximately 13 drones. During
the mating she receives several million sperm cells, which last her entire life span of two years or more. She starts
to lay eggs about 10 days after mating and a productive queen can lay 3,000 eggs in a single day.
Harmless and Helpless Males.
Drones are male bees that have no stingers. They do not collect
food or pollen from flowers. Their sole purpose is to mate with the queen in flight and this ends their life. If the
colony is short of food, drones are often kicked out of the hive.
The Workers.
Workers, the smallest bees in the colony, are sexually under - developed females.
The life span of a worker bee varies according to the time of year. Life expectancy is approximately 28 - 35 days.However,
workers that are reared in September and October, can live through the winter.
Workers feed the queen & larvae, guard the hive entrance & help to keep the hive cool by fanning their wings.
Worker bees also collect nectar to make honey. The body of a queen bee produces a chemical substance. This
chemical is licked from her body by the attending workers and passed to other workers by mouth to mouth contact.
This queen substance has physiological effect on the
worker bees and stops the development of their ovaries, keeping them
sterile.
Products of the bee hive include honey, pollen, propolis, wax, royal jellly and bee venom. Some products have medicinal
values and are used as treatment in naturopathic medicine.
Bees and Bee Keepers work hard to produce honey. Think of them next time you enjoy it on your toast or use
it in baking or to sweeten a drink. It really is underpriced and undervalued.
Site for more information on bees
http://www.honey.com/kids/trivia.htmlReader FeedbackMy name is Robert Sexton, I am 62 years young and am retired. I have been trying
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I reside in Dayton, Nevada and for enjoyment I like to go fishing and
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You must have great fun researching for your issues. Take care and
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Quick Fact - Question.
It takes approximately 720 peanuts
to make 1.1kg.(1 pound) of
peanut butter.
There are no words in the English language that rhyme with purple.
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