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There is 1 Queen bee and thousands of worker bees.  Workers are the non-mated offspring of the Queen bee. Both of these bees are female.  Workers build the honeycomb from wax made from their bodies.  Queen bee lays one egg in each of the cells.

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There is 1 Queen bee and thousands of worker bees.  Workers are the non-mated offspring of the Queen bee. Both of these bees are female.  Workers build the honeycomb from wax made from their bodies.  Queen bee lays one egg in each of the cells.

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The honeycomb is usually inside of the hive. The honeycomb is used to raise young bees and store food.        Honeycombs have six sided cells.  Cells are usually near the center of the honeycomb.  This area is called the Brood Nest.  The same cells can also be used for other tasks.  During the summer and spring they are used to raise bees and during the winter and fall cells are available for storing food and honey.

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The honeycomb is usually inside of the hive. The honeycomb is used to raise young bees and store food.        Honeycombs have six sided cells.  Cells are usually near the center of the honeycomb.  This area is called the Brood Nest.  The same cells can also be used for other tasks.  During the summer and spring they are used to raise bees and during the winter and fall cells are available for storing food and honey.

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When bees swarm one colony splits into two colonies. This is because half of the colony stays at the hive and helps the new queen and the other half goes with the old queen to start a new colony.  

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When bees swarm one colony splits into two colonies. This is because half of the colony stays at the hive and helps the new queen and the other half goes with the old queen to start a new colony.  

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Beeswax is produced by the underside glands of a worker bee. This yellow substance comes out of the glands in small scales so that the worker bee can then make the honeycomb out of it. Beeswax can be used in adhesive, chewing gum, and candles.

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The white throat needle tail is a native from Australia. This bird eats flying insects such as bees, and wasps. It also eats beetles, ants, and flies.

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This bird has long curved wings and white markings all over their body

The plumage of these birds is a grey-brown and their wings are long and pointy

Plumage refers to the color of the feathers on a bird and the pattern of the colors

The tail is short and looks like a square

The throat and under tail of the bird is white

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The White Throat Needle Tail lives in Australia and migrates to the nothern hemisphere in May to August then comes back in October. This bird usually rests in trees.

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Wax moths can also be very disruptive to the bees. These moths are nocturnal so they have the time to strike at night when the bees are sleeping or not guarding the top entrance of the hive. They lay their eggs inside the cracks of the hive.

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On page 9 chapter 2 there is a picture of the wanted people. For the mark level the people who turn these people in get a certain amount of honey. This reminded me that the bees made the honey from their honeycomb meaning that if people really want honey now the bees have gone extinct.

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