FLOWERS FOR BEES - WITH THE ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR PAINTING BY DOROTHY HODGES by Hodges, Dorothy

Walt Disney, 1963. Poster. VG. No Binding. 8" x 10". A VG or better original release 8 x 10 still. .

Paperback / softback. New.

Wipf & Stock Pub, 2018. Paperback. New. reprint edition. 113 pages. 8.00x5.00x0.50 inches.

IBRA., 2009. 1st. Ed.. pp.32 with b/w. drawings throughout. 8vo. A new softback. Taken from the 'Pollen Loads of the Honeybee', these drawings are of outstanding artistic merit and offer the possibility of identifying the pollen forms which are most frequently collected by bees.

Central Association of Bee-keepe, 1972-01-01. Pamphlet. Good. in x in x in. 1972 Edition with PICTORIAL LAMINATED cloth with soem library markings & stamps

London: Bee Research Association Ltd, 1964. Thirty black and white plates, one colour plate, pp [5], [4], very clean internally, but the title page and the colour plate detached, otherwise very good internally, original boards slightly worn, a duplicate from East Malling Research Station with their stamps inside the front cover and a shelf label on the spine. . First Edition thus. Boards. Fair.

Bees Books Published Between 1901 + 1999 . 1st. Ed. Facs. Rep. Pub. Bee Research Association. 1974. pp.51, 14 with 30 plates of pollen drawings, index of plants and plus 6 colour charts for pollen identification. 8vo. Small address label to front pastedown. Fine hardback in nr. fine dw. Comes with three fascinating A4 sheets of typed material relating to pollen by Dr. D.J. Kelsall. The first presents a classification of the form, size, texture and shape of pollen grains. The second lists 20 common British plants and trees (eg. White Clover) and provides detail on the type, size, texture and shape of pollen associated with each. The last presents a table of 38 plants and trees and the "Frequency of occurence of pollen from honey plants in 100 samples of honey selected at random from apiaries in Gt. Britain, extending from Shetland to Southern England, Season 1950." This edition of Dorothy Hodges landmark work benefits from having the content of the first edition plus the addenda specifically… Read More

Bees Books Published Between 1901 + 1999 . 1st. Ed. Pub. Bee Research Assoc. 1952. pp.52, [68] plus 6 full-pages of hand-coloured pollen loads (a total of 120 different pollen colours are illustrated). 8vo. Hardback. Neat signature of previous owner and the small address label of BBNO. To protect the water-colour paintings, the plates are interleaved with tissue, and should not be left open for long periods in strong light. Nr. fine hardback with minor spotting to end-papers with lightly marked thor. vg. dw. Not easy to find in first edition. The pollen colours are arranged in sequence according to normal dates of the flowering of plants. There is also a page of hand-coloured samples showing artificially made pollen pellets and 30 plates of pollen grain drawings.