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August 20, 2007

Bee links on the Internet
BeeHoo the World's Bee Keeping Directory
Federation of Irish Beekeeping Associations - essential source of information.
Beekeeping Database Net Resources
International Bee Research Association
National Bee Unit Overview
Honeybees and queen rearing BIBBA UK
Discover the Bumble Bee
Apiculture and Social Insect laboratory
Honey Association - honey recipes, honey health and beauty tips, Honey Week
Honey.com - The Honey Expert
Found a swarm of honey bees?
Bees for Beginners

National Honey Show
Online Sourcebook for Beekeeping - forum, plans of hives, newsletter, points of view.
B
eekeeping and Bee Breeding - David Cushman's pages - dedicated to the study of bees and the education of both beekeepers and the general public.
Bee Culture - The Magazine of American Beekeeping.
edis - lots of great Fact Sheets on beekeeping by Malcolm T. Sanford, professor, Department of Entomology and Nematology, Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville FL 32611
The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive - Here you will find the articles from the Usenet newsgroup sci.agriculture.beekeeping, the logs from the listserv bee-l, FAQ files, and pointers to other beekeeping and apicultural resources, on and off the Internet.
Somerset Bee Keepers excellent overview of the beekeeping year.

Nice bee poems - courtesy of Albert Cannon and Bees of the World.
Zach's Bee Photos - wonderful photography of bee morphology.
An amazing collection of bee links - if you cannot find bee information here!!

North Bucks Beekeepers Association - lots of information.
Kent Beekeepers of England - again a good source of information - look at the FAQ's.
Graham's Bee and Beekeeping FAQ's Page - good information for beginners.
What's Buzzing with Africinized Honey Bees? - interesting article about a problem facing Bee Keepers in the USA - could it happen here?
Beesource Forums - Bulletin Board - for all those awkward questions!
Want to know the role of the bee inspector - listen again to the BBC Radio 4's program on this topic.
This is a collection of links which hopefully will help in the identification of bumble bees in the UK - a complicated topic!

http://www.brisc.org.uk/bbident.php

http://www.nhm.ac.uk/entomology/bombus/bumblebeeid.html

http://parish-wildlife.org.uk/Projects/Bugs/BumbleBees/introduction.htm

http://www.spacefornature.co.uk/default.asp?gallery=galleries/animals/insects/bumblebees

http://www.bumblebee.org/ - the Bumblebee pages - a lot of information.

Solitary Bees and Things - all about solitary bees and how to attract them to your garden.

Guide to Bee-Friendly Gardens - Urban Bee Gardens - Information presented in this website was developed through the bee lab of Dr. Gordon Frankie of the University of California - Berkeley and Davis. It will be updated yearly. Excellent.

Wildbienen: Leitseite zu Solitärbienen & Hummeln - a comprehensive site about wild bees, both bumble and solitary - good identification of solitary bees.

         
"Why has not man a microscopic eye?
For this plain reason: man is not a fly."
Alexander Pope, 1688-1744.