Observation Bee Hive

 
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bees in a hive
 
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Observation bee hive
 
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Honey bees are social insects, they work together for the survival of the hive. The soon-to-be constructed observation hive will allow you to view the honeybees as they go about their daily business of feeding, grooming and dancing. Check out the quicktime movie taken at the dedication ceremony click here 572 kb(- will open in new window).


Donations to the Butterfly conservatory and Insect Zoo are highly appreciated. Please send your tax-deductible donations to the Department of Entomology and made out Butterfly Conservatory Fund.


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Last update July 22, 2003. Some of the material presented is copyrighted and cannot be duplicated without permission. Copyright © 2002

*The movies are in quicktime movie format, and some are fairly large. viewing them may be slow over a modem connections. quicktime can be downloaded from Apple at: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/products/qt/