Observations on the drifting behaviour of bees: Ethology Ecology & Evolution: Vol 4, No sup1

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An analysis is made of the drifting phenomenon between different colonies of Apis mellifera ligustica Spin, and on the basis of direct observation and reference to the literature, a hypothesis is put forward concerning the influence of various components on this phenomenon. It is concluded that drifting is only one aspect of a more general and constant phenomenon of dispersal of the bees between the hives situated in one biotope.

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