101. Attack Of The "Killer Bees" - Africanized Honey Bees (DesertUSA) Outdoor safety in the presence of Killer bees in the USA. http://www.desertusa.com/mag98/sep/stories/kbees.html

Attack of the "Killer Bees" Africanized Honey Bees (AHB) also called "Africanized bees" or "killer bees" are descendants of southern African bees imported in 1956 by Brazilian scientists attempting to breed a honey bee better adapted to the South American tropics. When some of these bees escaped quarantine in 1957, they began breeding with local Brazilian honey bees, quickly multiplying and extended their range throughout South and Central America at a rate greater than 200 miles per year. In the past decade, AHB began invading North America. Africanized bees acquired the name "killer bees" because they will viciously attack people and animals who unwittingly stray into their territory, often resulting in serious injury or death. It is not necessary to disturb the hive itself to initiate an AHB attack. In fact, Africanized bees have been know to respond viciously to mundane occurrences, including noises or even vibrations from vehicles, equipment and pedestrians. Though their venom is no more potent than native honey bees, Africanized bees attack in far greater numbers and pursue perceived enemies for greater distances. Once disturbed, colonies may remain agitated for 24 hours, attacking people and animals within a range of a quarter mile from the hive.

102. Herb Isaac Sales Ltd. Bulk suppliers of Canadian honey. Also supply commercial beekeeping equipment (new and used) and bees. Online catalog and contact details. http://www.herbee.com/

PURE CANADIAN HONEY 45 Gal. (55 U.S.) drums varieties / various floral sources by the drum or by trailer loads NEW BEEKEEPING EQUIPMENT Feeder Pails Now available North American Agent for the Ezyloader All sorts and sizes of USED BEEKEEPING EQUIPMENT Extractors, pumps, sumps, wax melters and more (If it's not on our listing  Ask, we'll try to find it.) Used Beekeeping Equipment Wanted Consultations/Appraisals "Let us help you make the changes you want to make" Herb Isaac Sales Ltd. Located at: Sinclair, Manitoba Canada

103. AlienBees: Illuminating The Galaxy With Professional Photographic Lighting Equip Welcome to the Internet home of the Alienbees Invasion. Bee not alarmed, for we have invaded your planet in peace. In order to share our advanced http://www.alienbees.com/

Search: display results Welcome to the Internet home of the AlienBees Invasion. Bee not alarmed, for we have invaded your planet in peace. In order to share our advanced photographic lighting technology with you and your fellow earthlings. Have a question for the Queen Bee? Use our " Get Info " form to get your questions answered! Need Technical Info or Help? Use our Online Manuals and FAQ , and contact the Tech Team! Don't Worry BEE HAPPY! Learn about our Absolute Satisfaction Guarantee and our Factory Warranty! Are you an Intergalactic Bee? Learn more about our international abduction procedures Are you a fan of Paul C. Buff? Now he's an author, artist and publisher too! Check out the GoGoPress Website! Sign up today for the The Buzzline e-mail newsletter, and we'll let you know about any updates in the hive. AlienBees Professional Photographic Flash Units and Accessories Call Us Toll Free Today at 1-877-714-3381! We're here Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm, CST. View Cart Check Out

104. Trinity House | Interactive | Gallery | St Bees Lighthouse A brief guide to the lighthouse on St bees Head from Trinity House, who run all the UK lighthouses. http://www.trinityhouse.co.uk/interactive/gallery/st_bees.html

home links legal notices contact us SEARCH Corporation Aids to Navigation Media Centre Interactive ... Lighthouse Visitors Map Gallery St Bees Lighthouse Position 54° 30'.82 N 03° 38'.10 W South of the harbours of Maryport, Workington and Whitehaven, sandy beaches and grassy foreshores give way to cliffs around St. Bees Head, a high promontory, which was a danger to small coastal vessels trading between the ports of Wales and the Solway Firth. In 1718, Trinity House obtained a patent for the building of a lighthouse on the Head and in turn leased it to a private individual Thomas Lutwige, for ninety-nine years at an annual rent of £20. Lutwige undertook to erect the tower and maintain a light at his own expense. To provide him with an income, dues were levied at a rate of three-half pence a ton on cargo carried by vessels calling at the nearby ports of Whitehaven, Maryport and Workington. Lutwige built a strong round tower 9 metres in height and 5 metres in diameter, probably of local sandstone on top of which was a large metal grate into which the keepers tipped loads of coal. Work was strenuous particularly on windy nights and the keepers were rewarded with a weekly wage of seven shillings. The small grate led to continual complaints from shipowners because on windy nights the light was variable in intensity and often shrouded in thick smoke.

105. Honeybee Biology The first bees appear in the fossil record in deposits dating about 40 A typical small hive contains perhaps 20000 bees and these are divided into three http://koning.ecsu.ctstateu.edu/Plants_Human/bees/bees.html

The Biology of the Honeybee, Apis Mellifera NOTE: The images found in this document have been redrawn from Mark L. Winston. 1987. The Biology of the Honey Bee . Harvard University Press. Cambridge, MA. These redrawn figures appear here with permission of Harvard University Press [Ref: 973029]. Winston's comprehensive book (ISBN: 0-671-07109-2) is excellent and is recommended here as additional reading for those interested in understanding the details of honeybee biology. Please note: because the figures here are redrawn with permission, they are NOT my figures, so I cannot give permission to use them to anyone else. If you seek to use the pictures in this file, you really need to ask the permission of Harvard University Press and take your images from Mark Winston's original text. Classification and Origin of Honeybees Honeybees have been classified as follows: Kingdom Animalia Phylum Arthropoda Class Insecta Order Hymenoptera Family Apiidae Genus Apis Species Apis mellifera Honeybees probably originated in Tropical Africa and spread from South Africa to Northern Europe and East into India and China. They were brought to the Americas with the first colonists and are now distributed world-wide. The first bees appear in the fossil record in deposits dating about 40 million years ago in the Eocene. At about 30 million years before present they appear to have developed social behavior and structurally are virtually identical with modern bees. Who's Who in the Hive A typical small hive contains perhaps 20,000 bees and these are divided into three types: Queen, Drone, and Worker. The chart below compares these types:

106. Contents Provides information about bumblebees such as habitat, description, and behavior. Also Includes links to frequently asked questions about bees, http://www.mearns.org.uk/mrssmith/bees/bees.htm

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107. Lesson Tutor : Introduction To Bees By Lisa Hawkins An entire unit on bees for first graders worksheets, activities and resources. http://www.lessontutor.com/lh2.html

YOUR AD HERE You are HERE >> Article > Science > Grade 1 Unit Study - Page 2 of 14 An Introduction to Bees by Lisa Hawkins November 1, 2000 AMAZON PRODUCTS The Bee Tree by Patricia Polacco, Patricia Polacco Reading level: Ages 4 - 8 3-D Bees and Micro Fleas : See Insects Magnifird Up to 400,000 Times! (Eye-To-Eye) by Shar Levine, Elaire, Dr Humphrey, Leslie Johnstone, Elaine Humphrey (Photographer) Reading level: Ages 9 -12 The Bee (Animal Close-Ups) Reading level: Ages 4 - 8 The Bee (Life Cycles) by Sabrina Crewe Reading level: Ages 9 -12 There are 25,000 kinds of bees identified in the world. The most well know being the honeybee. In the United States there are a known 3,500 species. Most bees do not live in large groups, they are solitary bees. The honeybee is not a native of the United States. The first bees were brought to the U.S. from Holland. Later other bees were brought from many other countries. South America had some honey bees but they did not produce much honey. When honeybees were brought to the United States, Native Americans called them "white mans flies". Soon bees became a known site in the Americas. In Brazil, honeybees did not survive well and scientist brought African Bees to Brazil. These bees were found to be very aggressive and mistakenly escaped into the wild. These bees are very common in Brazil now.

108. The Unofficial Home Of The Bracknell Bees Fansite includes news, player profile and statistics, fixtures, standings, forum, arena summary, and related links. http://www.omega-prime.co.uk/bracknell/

Team News Fixtures Tickets ... Shop GAMECENTRE next game Saturday 17th Tickets Fixtures last game D.I.Y Table Free Web poll for your Web site - freepolls.com Home Success Last weekend the bees experienced mixed fortunes with a win and a loss. On Saturday the bees made the short hop across the Solent and were beaten 3-2 in a close game against the Wightlink Raiders but returned home to pull out a 4-2 win over the MK Lightning who they beat 10-1 and 6-4 last season. Bracknell are currently mid table at the moment with a long way still to go. Fixtures 2005/2006 Season Underway So, the 2005/2006 season is underway and after the first weekends action the bees are okay. On Saturday the bees made the short trip to Slough and dominated, only to let slough make the score respectable in the last period, and on Sunday a similar story but resulting in a close defeat. The talent is clear and the season is looking exciting. Standings Defence Completed The Bracknell Bees have signed 20 year old Stuart Simmons. Simmons spent the last 3 seasons with the Brampton Battalion in the Ontario Hockey League. This excellent young talent has attracted attention from the NHL and Elite leagues. Stuart will bring to the team a sound knowledge and ability in solid defence.

109. Wired News: I Love Bees Game A Surprise Hit I Love bees is the latest and perhaps most ambitious of the growing genre More than a million unique visitors have come to the I Love bees website, http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,65365,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) I Love Bees Game a Surprise Hit Page 1 of 2 next By Daniel Terdiman Also by this reporter 02:00 AM Oct. 18, 2004 PT Following Wednesday's third presidential debate, an out-of-place poster with a large cartoon image of a grinning bee appeared on the wall of a room packed with spinmeisters brandishing Bush-Cheney and Kerry-Edwards signs. Most people who saw it on CNN that night probably didn't even notice it, but fans of a game called I Love Bees knew it was a shout out to them from a team of the game's players at Arizona State University, the site of that evening's debate. Story Images Click thumbnails for full-size image: See also Music Videos Tap Video Games Gamers Spar for National Honor Virtual Worlds Meet the Real One A Celebration of Cell-Phone Film Discover more Net Culture Today's Top 5 Stories Hands On With the Revolution China Mulls 'Gang of 15 Million' Next Gen Takes Back Seat in Tokyo New Orleans' Health-System Crisis ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Investors groan after German vote deadlock Detroit Mayor Rekindles Tensions in City Summary Box: Detroit Mayor Angers Suburbs Three weeks after Katrina, U.S. South shows resilience

110. Welcome Page For Bees4kids Helps children, teachers and parents come to value bees. Builds on bees in the Curriculum Schools pack; combines activities for children with scientific information. http://www.bees4kids.org.uk/

Site Contents:- Press any button below to explore Bees in the Curriculum This site uses a "frameset for its index page which makes this area of the display the main window in which information is displayed. This means that the banner, contents list, and contact information are always on screen. The buttons on the left give access to html files through urls which can be accessed via bees4kids.org.uk/htmlfile where "htmlfile" is as follows:- for "School's Pack" use "bitc/index.html" for "Why Bees" use "whybees/index.html" for "Beekeeper Support" use "helpbk/index.html" for "Places to Visit" use "placestovisit/index.html" for "Things for Children" use "4kids/index.html" for "News and Messages" use "news/index.html" for "Display Board" use "disboard/index.html" for "Help for Teachers" use "teachaid/index.html" for "Useful Websites" use "links/index.html"

111. Jobbees.com , ËÒ§Ò¹ §Ò¹ ÊÁѤçҹ Thai jobs website with lists of company vacancies and candidates resumes. http://www.jobbees.com/

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112. CNNSI - Baseball - Burlington Bees Team Page CNN/Sports Illustrated home page for the Burlington bees. Page includes information on the most recent game, as well as league standings, a team roster, player statistics, and links to related pages. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/minors/midwest/teams/bees/index.html

THE WEB SI.com Burlington Bees LATEST GAME Burlington Clinton Sep 04 - Final Standings Roster 2003 STATISTICS Batting Pitching Lefty/Righty Home/Road ... Situational LINKS League Page Minor League Page Posted: Wed August 20, 2003 10:57:52 AM ET CHECK IT OUT MLB Scores Baseball Wire Fantasy Baseball SI Media Kits ... Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines THE WEB SI.com

113. Speciesgroup Status and conservation of 24 species. http://www.ukbap.org.uk/SpeciesGroup.aspx?ID=5

114. NCSU: ENT/ORT-114 Miner Bees On miner bees (chimney bees), in the United States; from North Carolina State University. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/ent/notes/Other/orn_t114.html

Miner Bees General Information Biology Other Resources Miner Bees Anthophora abrupta , Anthophoridae: Hymenoptera Miner bees (or chimney bees) are one of many familiar black and yellow summertime bees often mistaken for bumble bees. These, however, are solitary bees that do not collect honey and do not sting, though they could bite if handled roughly. They are garden pollinators and serve an increasingly important role as honey bee populations decline. Gardeners can actually enhance miner bee populations by providing dried mud blocks for nesting. Biology Miner bees are found across most of the eastern US from March to September depending upon climate. In NC they emerge in May and are active about 8 weeks. They normally nest in bare, hard soil, more often on steep slopes or vertical surfaces of adobe or hard clay. They have also been collected burrowing between stones of old chimneys built with non-cement mortar. Some of the flowers they have been recorded visiting are azalea, Oenothera, Penstemon, Rubus, Asclepias, Cornus, Delphinium, Iris, Monarda, Nepeta, Rosa, Diospyros, Melilotus, Trifolium and Pastinaca (parsnip). The miner bee nests in colonies of separate tunnels excavated into the hard clay. Females construct the nest, softening the hard clay with regurgitated water and removing clay particles with the mandibles. Most females build a single nest, but a few will build a second or even a third. Once the tunnel is about an inch in length, the female begins to carry clay pellets to the entrance to construct an exterior chimney. Tunnel lengths average almost 4.5 inches and chimney lengths vary, sometimes reaching more than three inches. Within each tunnel, five to eight cells are excavated and then lined with a clear fluid released from the Dufour's gland on the abdomen. This lining adds strength and water-proofing to the cell. Last instar larvae may also obtain nutrients by consuming this layer.

115. Bees Like the European Wasp, the Honey Bee is an introduced social insect. http://www.amonline.net.au/factsheets/bees.htm

@import url("../stylesheets/explore_adv.css"); Fact sheets Back to Explore Back to Fact Sheets Bees Order Hymenoptera Leaf Cutting Bee ( Megachile sp., Family Megachilidae). Photo: B Hulbert. Bees belong to the insect Order Hymenoptera, which includes wasps, ants and sawflies. In Australia there are four main bee families: Apidae, Colletidae, Halictidae and Megachilidae. Many of these bees are solitary nesters, while others may share a nest. Others are fully social species. Although some bees sting, they are not considered to be pests as they play an important role in the Australian environment as key pollinators of many native plant species. Indigenous people have long used both the honey and the nests of native bees as valuable sources of food and wax. Commercially, the introduced Honey Bee is vital to the production of honey, but the cultivation of native bee species is also being investigated as a viable industry. Honey Bee Apis mellifera Family Apidae Like the European Wasp , the Honey Bee is an introduced social insect. Worker bees visit flowers in search of pollen during the summer months, and may sting if handled or caught in clothing. They are particularly attracted to clover flowers, so it is wise to be cautious if walking through clover patches. Like wasps, Honey Bees will vigorously defend their nests. Honey Bee stings are barbed and, when a person is stung, the sting (with venom gland attached) will stick in the skin and tear away from the bee. This injury kills the bee, but the venom gland continues to pump venom through the sting, so it should be removed as soon as possible. Do not squeeze it as this will force more venom into the wound. The sting is best removed by scraping it out with a fingernail.

116. Good Earth Natural Foods Specializing in vitamins, herbs, and natural beauty products. Purchase healthy products such as Nature's Plus, Burt's bees, and African Formula. http://www.good-earth.com/

Aromatherapy Amino acids Herbs Minerals ... About Good Earth S ince 1971, the Good Earth Natural Food Company has offered the best natural products available at the lowest possible prices. We are a family owned and operated business that offers a distinctively broad selection of natural foods, supplements and apparel. Our store was founded by a group of young, health conscious entrepreneurs, and 34 years later our work still embodies our dedication to a healthy and ethical lifestyle. Welcome to our internet store we hope our combination of experience, research and the honest desire to help our customers will serve you well. more Can't decide? Get them an Email Gift Certificate! Name Brands Aubrey Burt's Bees Clearly Natural Dr. Bronner's ... more... "You give us a nice hello, and we'll give you a good buy!" Good Earth Natural Foods 6350 Guilford Ave; Indianapolis, IN 46220 Home Email Us About Us Shipping ... Search

117. Bees A quality educational site offering 5000+ FREE printable theme units, word puzzles, writing forms, book report forms,math, ideas, lessons and much more. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/animals/insects/bees/

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Animals Insects Bees Bees Item Description Basic Flower Shape Book Bee Bee 2 Bee Hive Pattern ... Make a Book (Busy As a Bee) The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description Animal Diagrams: Bee (labeled parts) King or Queen Bee! Worksheet for students to organize information about themselves such as favorite colors and number of brothers or sisters. Features a colorful picture of a friendly bee. Honeybees (upper elementary/middle) reading comprehension: the lives and work of queens, drones, and workers; the waggle dance; and other interesting honeybee facts. Honeybees (primary) KWL booklet, vocabulary building, reading comprehensions, word search, and much more Honeybees (elementary) What's a honey stomach? How does nectar turn into honey? Learn the answers to these questions and more with this reading comprehension. Honeybee: Matching Game This document is in Micorsoft Word.

118. CIPSA Exports Argentine bees' honey to the world. http://www.cipsa.com.ar/

119. Worker Bees Blog Worker bees is a firm dedicated to helping small business, arts and other nonprofit organizations leverage the economic, creative online world to generate http://workerbeesblog.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=7325462"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! var sc_project=759918; var sc_partition=6; var sc_security="01affe56"; Worker Bees Blog Worker Bees is a firm dedicated to helping small business, arts and other non-profit organizations leverage the economic, creative online world to generate buzz and spread "word-of-keyboard" about their activities. This blog records our day-to-day thoughts on or activities in our business Saturday, September 17, 2005 Note to Hollywood: what you can learn from The Daily Show Great interview in Wired with Daily Show host Jon Stewart and his partner Ben Karlin. Here are two key excerpts to provide food for thought for those Hollywood types who want to muck with iTunes Music Store's success and want to turn TiVo into a mini-anti-fair-use machine: In the six years since Stewart took over, the audience for The Daily Show has grown almost threefold to 1.4 million viewers a night. It boasts a legion of young, smart fans who are among the most demographically desirable audiences in the industry - further collapsing the caste distinctions between networks and cable. It has raised the bar for tie-ins, with a best-seller (America [The Book] has sold a stunning 2.5 million copies), a hit DVD (Indecision 2004), and - starting in October - a full-fledged spinoff (The Colbert Report). And The Daily Show may be the most popular TV program on the Internet.

120. Myrmecos.net- Ant And Other Insect Photos Closeup images of many insects including many species of ants, bees, beetles, and butterflies. http://www.myrmecos.net/

[home] [ants] [not ants] [miscellanea] ... [contact] last updated 18.Sep.2005 insect photography by Alex Wild ants coleoptera diptera mecoptera ... [new photos added, September 18: Beetles, Fungus-growing ants] Search WWW Search myrmecos.net Please donate to help the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. and may not be reproduced without permission.

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