(http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/bees/images/scopulation.jpeg)
:D Al
Al!!!!!!! You were peeking!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
WoW! How in the world did you manage to catch that shot?
Beth
I didn't take the picture myself. While doing research for a Magazine article I'm writeing I ran across this picture taken for a PBS documentry did in 1998. They found a drone stageing area and built a tall tower to get as high as the drones and waited.
Yes I was surprized to learn that drones have stageing areas where they wait for virgin queens. Then this morning I finally got to the place in Longstroths book the hive and the honey bee where it tells about them. Amazing I have read 4 beekeeping books a couple twice and I had to find this fact in one published in 1858.
:D Al
Hey! Is that Porn on this site? :)
Bee porn for sure. Should I remove it? Funny I never gave it any thought that some people might object?
:D Al
>Bee porn for sure. Should I remove it? Funny I never gave it any thought that some people might object?
Eh? Thats not porn - its nature. Reproduction is a natural act. We are beekeepers and that shot is of amazing value in so much as it's an almost never seen part (and hence limited knowledge) of beekeeping.
Adam
that is a great shot!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D
I just say, as a male myself, that you can skip the next few frames where the drones abdomen explodes as he falls to the ground; dead.