Bee Swarms- Honey Bees A colony of honeybees will consist of tens of thousands of individuals, in the wild they may live in a hollow tree or a crack or crevice in some rocks, although these days you are more likely to fi

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Date: 2013-06-18 14:06:46 Pollinators Biology Bees Insect ecology Apis Swarming Honey bee Bumble bee Worker bee Beekeeping Plant reproduction Pollination		Bee Swarms- Honey Bees A colony of honeybees will consist of tens of thousands of individuals, in the wild they may live in a hollow tree or a crack or crevice in some rocks, although these days you are more likely to fi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ewhurst.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 173,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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