Bee-Magic Chronicles for Kids
Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Bees have Mummies Part I

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Did you know that bees hives are a lot like Pharoah and his tomb? We know that bees like to keep their home warm and dry. Pretty well all cr...
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Propolis

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Soon winter will come or it might be spring with many cold and rainy wet days. If you're a bee living inside a hive with your brothers a...
Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Parts of the Bee: The Tongue (Proboscis)

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This closeup photo shows a worker bee. She's quite happy to be sitting on my metal hive tool. Do you know why? Because there's hone...
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Parts of the Bee: The body

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Here's a painting I did of a worker honey bee. Let's look at the different parts of her body. Starting at the head you'll see sh...
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Throw Me Some Honey Please!

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In Italy a very very very long time ago, before any of us were born. People in Europe and North America didn't have white sugar to make ...
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Friday, January 29, 2010

Honey on my Spoon

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If you're curious like me you've probably wondered how honey gets from the bees to your kitchen and then to your waiting spoon. Beek...
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Sunday, January 24, 2010

Bees are Born Twice

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I guess you could say they get born and then they get born again. How on earth do they do that? It's simple really. First the queen lays...
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My name is Barbara Lindberg and I'm a beekeeper. I really love bees... a lot! I also love books and reading and am an aspiring author of children's books. In my spare time I write, knit, spin, observe birds and wildlife and paint watercolours. I have a Beekeeping blog called The Bee Journal where I share my adventures and mis-adventures with you
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