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Working bees
Here, at a glance you can see the effects of the bees' hard work during the spring pollination of flowers in the orchard where our hive is located. In the economy, the value of bees' work as pollinators is about 100 times higher than the...
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Restoration of stocks
Did you know that at the end of the season, bees use every sunny day to replenish their hive supplies? They must use this time money. When the temperature drops below 10 degrees, the bees will stop flying. The photo shows the bees from...
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The bees in the cities
In cities, bees sometimes find nectar in quite unusual places. The walls are densely covered with ivy and their flowers are a great source of food against the approaching chill. Are you already cold? Have you already smoked in the...
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Message for the bees
One of the last chances to bring nectar is goldenrod, which blooms at the end of summer. Bees already feel the impending change of the season and whenever the weather is good, they work tirelessly. As the lyrics say: "autumn begins with...
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Walentina Tierieszkowa
Today we are returning to the Slavic countries with the post "People of Science". We will present the person from # USSR, Valentina Tereshkova - the first woman in space. Interestingly, she was not a scientist. She worked as a textile...
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Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
In today's post from the People of Science series, we present the achievements of Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, born in England and studying in the United States. She was one of the first ladies to graduate from #Harvard College Observatory...
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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson
Today we will present another extraordinary woman in our People of Science series - the first English doctor ? - Elisabeth Garrett Anderson. A woman with great determination, thanks to which other ladies could become doctors. The period...
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Inge Lehmann
In today's post from the People of Science series, the silhouette of Dane, Mrs. Inga Lehmann, seismologists. In the 1940s, she compared earthquake data and thanks to this, based on the propagation of seismic waves, she discovered what was...
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Helen Gwynne-Vaughan
November, in terms of posts from the People of Science series, definitely belongs to English women. Today we will present a silhouette of a botanist and mycologist Mrs. Helen Gwynne-Vaughan from London. Helen was born in 1879 into an...
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