Wild Bees, Wasps and Ants and Other Stinging Insects

Chapters

1. 0 PrefaceLarry Wilson 2:19
2. 1 The Subject in GeneralLarry Wilson 6:00
3. 2 The Solitary GroupsSteven Winiarski 3:32
4. 3 The Solitary BeesDafni Ma 7:04
5. 4 The Cuckoo BeesIsabel Maddison 6:22
6. 5 The Fossors or DiggersTHBosc 7:19
7. 6 The Solitary WaspsRobert Schwartz 5:07
8. 7 The Social GroupsJohn 4:00
9. 8 The AntsJim Locke 5:30
10. 9 The Social WaspsJim Locke 5:26
11. 10 The Humble BeesJim Locke 6:55
12. 11 The Bees With Bifid TonguesJim Locke 4:48
13. 12 The Bees with Pointed TonguesJim Locke 5:41
14. 13 Leaf-Cutting BeesTwinkle 4:29
15. 14 Osmia and Its HabitsLisa Statler 8:56
16. 15 A Colony of AnthophoraLisa Statler 5:16
17. 16 Bees and Pollen-CollectingLisa Statler 8:10
18. 17 On Bees' Tongues and how They suck HoneyLisa Statler 6:26
19. 18 A Dreadful ParasiteJim Locke 4:38
20. 19 Amongst the Bees at WorkJael Baldwin 8:02
21. 20 Ants their Guests and their LodgersJim Locke 4:56
22. 21 How can an "Aculeate" be Recognized?Jim Locke 4:20
23. 22 Males and FemalesJim Locke 5:52
24. 23 The Vagaries of Colour and Structure in the SexesJim Locke 6:23
25. 24 The Distribution Rarity or Abundance of Various SpeciesAmy Gramour 5:37
26. 25 On Bees' WingsJael Baldwin 3:30
27. 26 On Breeding Aculeates etc.Jim Locke 7:43
28. 27 On ColourAmy Gramour 6:15
29. 28 The Development of Insects from the EggLarry Wilson 9:40
30. 29 On StructureLarry Wilson 8:25