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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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top of the tree is sawed away on a branch of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad nearby. When, about ready to die, its silken wings will be found close to the home of the bees. Then the tree trunk The apiarists knowing that if the bees got a taste of is severed again just below the hive. The hive is in… … containing some honey was broken open in a wreck ered with a wire netting, the screen of which is suf- HANDLING A SWARM OF BEES. and some of the honey scattered. A bee on its home- ficiently small to imprison the bees, and this natural cover the sticky floor with sawdust. The bees, neverthe- ward…

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