The Faery Year
The Faery Year
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Last year I put my sections on one hive too soon, in April, without examining the interior. I paid a full penalty. A strange listlessness marked the bees in this hive after the old queen had left one morning with a swarm. Her wings had not been clipped she flew far afield with her retinue, and was lost to us. The listless- ness of the bees that remained we attributed to the weakening of the hive by this swarm.
For a whole month in the summer I had to leave my bees. On my return I took off the s...ections and found too late where the weakness of that hive lay. The wax moth was there in overwhelming strength. It had driven its vile tunnels through the beautiful yellow combs, spun its webs everywhere. Bees in health are lovely in cleanliness. Their system of sanitation is fragrancy itself. The nectar in the 116 APPLE BLOSSOM AND HONEY-FLOW beecomb is as undefiled as the nectar in the flower- gland. But the grub of the wax moth denies every comb it touches. So I had to make a bonfire and burn every ruined bar-frame and comb, and with these the wretched remnant of the bees nothing could save them it was the merciful way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last year I put my sections on one hive too soon, in April, without examining the interior. I paid a full penalty. A strange listlessness marked the bees in this hive after the old queen had left one morning with a swarm. Her wings had not been clipped she flew far afield with her retinue, and was lost to us. The listless- ness of the bees that remained we attributed to the weakening of the hive by this swarm.
For a whole month in the summer I had to leave my bees. On my return I took off the s...ections and found too late where the weakness of that hive lay. The wax moth was there in overwhelming strength. It had driven its vile tunnels through the beautiful yellow combs, spun its webs everywhere. Bees in health are lovely in cleanliness. Their system of sanitation is fragrancy itself. The nectar in the 116 APPLE BLOSSOM AND HONEY-FLOW beecomb is as undefiled as the nectar in the flower- gland. But the grub of the wax moth denies every comb it touches. So I had to make a bonfire and burn every ruined bar-frame and comb, and with these the wretched remnant of the bees nothing could save them it was the merciful way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Albemarle Bertie Dewar to read onlineMoreLess
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