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“An excellent addition to anyone’s bee library.”—Adrian Waring, Bee Craft
“Anyone deeply interested in natural history will ignore this mad little volume at their peril.”—Simon Ings, New Scientist
“Highly engaging.”—Gard W. Otis, American Entomologist
“A must have book for all beekeepers and bee lovers.”—Scott Shalaway, Youngstown Vindicator
“Delightful.”—Harvard Magazine
“Following the Wild Bees just might give readers an intellectually (and physically) stimulating new outdoor activity.”—The Scientist
“Seeley’s passion for the social insects blazes as he quotes historical accounts by Henry David Thoreau and describes the intricacies of the chase.”—Barbara Kiser, Nature

Following the Wild Bees

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    A Paperback / softback by Thomas D. Seeley

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      Publisher Princeton University Press
      Published 12 March 2019
      ISBN-13 9780691191409
      978-0691191409
      ISBN-10 0691191409
      Also in:
      Science & Nature Ecological science, the Biosphere Popular science Technology, Engineering & Agriculture Apiculture (beekeeping)

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review
      “An excellent addition to anyone’s bee library.”—Adrian Waring, Bee Craft
      “Anyone deeply interested in natural history will ignore this mad little volume at their peril.”—Simon Ings, New Scientist
      “Highly engaging.”—Gard W. Otis, American Entomologist
      “A must have book for all beekeepers and bee lovers.”—Scott Shalaway, Youngstown Vindicator
      “Delightful.”—Harvard Magazine
      “Following the Wild Bees just might give readers an intellectually (and physically) stimulating new outdoor activity.”—The Scientist
      “Seeley’s passion for the social insects blazes as he quotes historical accounts by Henry David Thoreau and describes the intricacies of the chase.”—Barbara Kiser, Nature

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