Behavior of the Honey Bee in Pollen Collecting

Watch a single bee at a single flower, and a hidden choreography appears. This classic research circular from 1912 follows the honey bee through every step of pollen collecting: how she gathers the golden dust, combs it from her body in flight, packs her leg baskets, and stores the load in the comb. D. B. Casteel's patient observations read like slow-motion nature film in words. A short, fascinating listen for bee lovers and the scientifically curious. Lean in close; the smallest work in the garden is the most amazing.