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Beehives, queen bees, and worker bees

Beehives, queen bees, and worker bees. Illustration from Gilles August Bazin, The natural history of bees. Date: 1744

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1744 Beehives Bees Gilles Worker Bazin


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This illustration, titled "Beehives, queen bees, and worker bees," is an exquisite example of natural history art from the 18th century. Created by the renowned French naturalist, Gilles August Bazin, in 1744, this illustration offers a fascinating glimpse into the intricate world of bees and their social structure. The central focus of the image is a beehive, suspended from a tree branch, with its hexagonal cells meticulously arranged. Bees, both queen and worker, are shown busily tending to their hive. The queen bee, the largest and most prominent bee in the illustration, is depicted as a regal figure, surrounded by her devoted worker bees. The queen's role in the hive is essential for the continuation of the colony, as she is responsible for laying eggs and producing pheromones that regulate the behavior and development of the worker bees. Worker bees, on the other hand, perform various tasks within the hive, including foraging for nectar and pollen, caring for the young, and defending the hive from intruders. Their tireless efforts ensure the survival and growth of the colony. Bazin's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the illustration, which captures the beauty and complexity of the bee's social structure. The natural history of bees was a subject of great interest during the 18th century, and this illustration is a testament to the fascination and appreciation for the natural world during that time. Today, it serves as a reminder of the importance of these vital pollinators and the intricate balance of nature that sustains us all.

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