All honey bees swarm all the time. Free bees flying in the trees. Swarp Traps: Principles and Design explains how , when and why honey bees swarm,; its significance to beekeepers and a comparative study of various methods and equipment used to capture wild swarms.
Formatted at 5" X 8" and 70 pages.
This practical handbook identifies, describes, catalogues and rates all significant nectar producing plants in the northeastern United States and eastern Canada. More than ninety species are listed with colour photographs for ease of identification. Plants are also rated for nectar/honey quality and quantity.
Formatted at 5" x 8" and 123 pages.
This book catalogues many species of forest, agricultural and ornamental trees in relation to their use by bees, their production of honey for human use, their habits, details for positive identification, methods of cultivation and a brief history of bee evolution.
Formatted at 6" x 9" and 133 pages.
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