The Contemplative Philosopher: Or, Short Essays on the Various Objects of Nature Throughout the Year; with Poetical Illus., and Moral Reflections on Each Subject, 2±ÇSherwood, Neely & Jones, 1817 |
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... bodies that may have accidentally been conveyed into the hive . Some of them are occupied in fixing the nest to the top and sides of the hive by pillars of paper similar to those which support the different stories or rows of combs ...
... bodies that may have accidentally been conveyed into the hive . Some of them are occupied in fixing the nest to the top and sides of the hive by pillars of paper similar to those which support the different stories or rows of combs ...
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... bodies , form them into a moist and ductile paste . Of this substance , or papier maché , they construct the ex- ternal cover , the partitions of the nest , the hexago- nal cells , and the solid columns which support the several layers ...
... bodies , form them into a moist and ductile paste . Of this substance , or papier maché , they construct the ex- ternal cover , the partitions of the nest , the hexago- nal cells , and the solid columns which support the several layers ...
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... bodies : others resort to gardens , and suck the juices of fruits . When they return to the nest , they distribute a part of their plunder to the females , to the males , and even to such neuters as have been usefully occupied at home ...
... bodies : others resort to gardens , and suck the juices of fruits . When they return to the nest , they distribute a part of their plunder to the females , to the males , and even to such neuters as have been usefully occupied at home ...
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... bodies of the former are never so thick as those of the latter . This wonderful assemblage of combs , of the pil- lars which support them , and of the external enve- lope , is an edifice which requires several months ' la- bour , and ...
... bodies of the former are never so thick as those of the latter . This wonderful assemblage of combs , of the pil- lars which support them , and of the external enve- lope , is an edifice which requires several months ' la- bour , and ...
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... bodies of several species of aphis , insects which abound on the plants in the vicinity of ant - hills . This species of honey is absorbed with great avidity by the ants , and apparently without the least detriment to the insect that ...
... bodies of several species of aphis , insects which abound on the plants in the vicinity of ant - hills . This species of honey is absorbed with great avidity by the ants , and apparently without the least detriment to the insect that ...
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