| There is a huge amout of different bee web-sites. We can give merely a small sample here... Bumble Bees Honey Bees |
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A surprising list of bee references is given on An Updating Bibliography of the Bees of the World ... |
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| Vladosta State University has a good bee pageThe Bees of Florida, with identification keys (down to genera) of Apidae and Halictidae, their distribution and visited plants. |
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The Natural History Museum has a good link on the bumble bees of the world, giving some information about world species, including an identification key to the British species, biogeographical information, and a great reference list. | ||
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another very good and informative site on bumble bees: basic anatomy, physiology and behaviour, a list of plants visited by bumble bees and a good reference and link - page. | ||
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Some basic honey bee informations can be found on http://plantphys.info/Plants_Human/bees/bees.html |
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Cyber Bee is quite an informative honey bee page, featuring biology, a variety of photos, research news and links to important honey bee research centers of the world. | ||
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BeeSource.com is a beekeeper's homepage. However, it provides important publications on honey bee recruitment by Adrian Wenner. Some of these articles are from journals which are difficult to access. Check them out!!! | ||