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Inside the Honeybee Hive

22nd May 201920th Jun 2019 / rachelkathrynward / Leave a comment

Honeybees are classified by the genus Apis. The most common group we would see here in Ireland are part of the Western Honeybee group: Apis mellifera. These are medium sized bees that when found in the wild build their comb within cavities in trees or burrowed in the ground. Honeybees can also be considered semi-domesticated … Continue reading Inside the Honeybee Hive

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