Bumblebees
Indispensable guide to identification, ecology and study of bumblebees; "...it really is THE book on bumblebees that you need whether you are an
expert or a novice"
NEW EDITION
Series: NATURALISTS' HANDBOOKS 6
Oliver E Prys-Jones and Sarah A Corbet
138 pages, 4 col plates, b/w illus, figs, tabs, dist maps.
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This new edition embraces the wealth of information published on bumblebee life history, ecology, foraging, parasites and conservation in recent
years. It includes a new chapter on the very real threats to bumblebees; their crucial role as pollinators of our native flora and crops; ways to
promote their survival; advantages and problems posed by their commercial use; as well as updated colour plates, keys and distribution maps of all
British species (including Bombus hypnorum). The book introduces techniques and approaches to original work so that anyone with an interest can
usefully contribute to furthering our understanding and appreciation of these wonderful and important insects.
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