Thus in attics of homes where he found shelter can be found a swarm of bees families over the years

Some time ago I wrote an article trying to introduce the foreign world of bees getting started related and multiple benefits that we offer: Brief introduction to the world of bees. Today I want to take things a little further and explain the difference between beekeeping and beekeeping. At first glance it seems the same thing, but let me explain why I think that between beekeeping and bee is about the same difference as between agriculture and permaculture. For this, however, nigella honeycomb we must begin at the beginning. I mean by short stories such as bees organize their work when people do not intervene in their lives. Introductory article says that a family consists of a queen bee that lays eggs in several hundred males called drones that act of fertilization bees and tens of thousands of worker bees who bear the brunt of labors ripen. The queen lives 3-5 years, summer living drones and bees several weeks to several months depending on the season. Suppose we have such a bee who has just discovered a hollow and decided to make a new home there. Let's see how things are.
Worker bees go to work primarily through building the comb from the ceiling scorburii down. Wax is secreted naturally by them and used in the construction of architectural masterpieces in the form of hexagonal, arranged according to size and space requirements. As the combs are built, the queen begins to lay eggs, primarily in small cell bees but then in larger cells for increasing drone. As the bees hatch, population increases and free combs begin to be filled with honey and pollen, bee bread which will be transformed into winter supplies. Top is designed honey comb, brood the middle and bottom continues to grow as needed. With autumn queen put forth fewer eggs and then stop altogether. Drones are expelled from the hive, bees ran all fall after last supplies and they die of "old age" and just hatched young bees prepare for winter. When the temperature drops, the bees gather to keep warm bundle and begin hibernation. Will remain until spring now hive. As food is consumed honeycomb base, gradually nigella honeycomb climbing to the ceiling scorburii mat, keeping warm with honey consumed.
In February the queen resumes laying, to give birth to first generation New bee will begin work in the spring. Egg them have 21 days to turn in the bee, during which it is necessary to ensure the heat. Wintering bees need during this period of 1-2 days with temperatures of 8-10 degrees cleansing flight, so they can get out of the hive to make their needs. Once returned begin to increase food consumption to produce extra heat required to increase juveniles. In the spring, winter bees crossed hand over to new generations. If all goes well, it was okay and wintering hive reserves sufficient number of bees also increases in accelerated. They begin to gather food for the family development and during May-June start training for queen cells (a kind of elongated cells) for growth of young queens. Thus there is multiplication and perpetuation nigella honeycomb of the species, a phenomenon called swarm of bees. With the new queens nigella honeycomb hatch some bees take them reserves of honey and leave the old family nigella honeycomb with a queen to find a new home. In this way, the cycle repeats and young star cluster will form a new family. Old family remains in the old burrow, continuing nigella honeycomb to accumulate reserves of honey that is cautious, bees generally collect more than they need. As the top of the comb is filled with honey whose amount increases from year to year, the lower reach extends to fill all hollow or cavity that have found shelter.
Thus in attics of homes where he found shelter can be found a swarm of bees families over the years have gathered tens or even hundreds of pounds of honey that book because nobody has bothered to le- a pick. Following this way that his bees were living, people began to grow their initial conditions as close to natural. A twig or buduroi Cosnita ie logs empty on the inside, they used the simplest methods. You can see in this example as time grew on hundreds or thousands of bee colonies with cosnitelor: Beekeeping heathland. Movie is educational and picturesque, despite industrial quantities of processed sugar that bees are served every opportunity. Bees grow in an environment close d