- harvesting,
traditional beehives provided more beeswax, but far less
honey than a
modern hive. Four
styles of
traditional beehives are mud hives, clay/tile...
- the
beehive shelf, it is
funneled into the
receiving jar
instead of
being released elsewhere. The name
derives from the
design of
early beehives made...
-
humans and elephants, the
beehives can also
serve as an
additional source of
income via the sale of the
honey produced.
Beehive fences were
invented by...
-
father spends most of his time
absorbed in
tending to and
writing about his
beehives; her much
younger mother is
caught up in
daydreams about a
distant lover...
-
resembles a
beehive. The
mountain is also
known as the Big
Beehive as
there is a
smaller beehive shaped mountain nearby called the
Little Beehive. The mountain...
- Look up
beehive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
beehive is a
structure in
which bees live and
raise their young.
Beehive and Bee Hive may also refer...
- The
beehive is a
hairstyle in
which long hair is
piled up in a
conical shape on the top of the head and
slightly backward pointing,
giving some resemblance...
- Jara
beehives were
placed in the
middle of the
forest high up in a
Linden tree to
protect the
beehives from
bears and
other wild animals. Jara
beehives were...
- A
beehive house is a
building made from a
circle of
stones topped with a
domed roof. The name
comes from the
similarity in
shape to a
straw beehive. The...
-
Beehive Casemate is a
historical fortification located on the
banks of
Obelisk Bay, in
Sydney Harbour, New
South Wales, Australia. It is part of the Sydney...
