The diagram shows the process that is hidden in hive — how bees produce honey. Overall, the entire cycle is containing seven stages, starting out with gathering nectar and ending with water evaporation from it and transformation into honey.
This can be obviously seen, that bees can not produce a honey without a hive and first of all, bees needs to find a field that contain in itself f lot of flowers. Than bees are gathering nectar on their paws and is important to highlight that this ambrosia needs to be distributed equally between all cells in the entire hive. Furthermore, bees are blowing off an air by their wings on the cells to start another process of water evaporating. After all water has been evaporated, beekeeper can take some of this honey or if this hive is in the wildlife, bees will eat this honey at winter.
The diagram
shows
the process that
is hidden
in hive — how bees produce honey.
Overall
, the entire cycle
is containing
seven stages, starting out with gathering nectar and ending with water evaporation from it and transformation into honey.
This can be
obviously
seen
, that bees can not produce a honey without a hive and
first of all
, bees needs to find a field that contain in itself f lot of flowers.
Than
bees are gathering nectar on their paws and is
important
to highlight that this ambrosia needs to
be distributed
equally
between all cells in the entire hive.
Furthermore
, bees are blowing off an air by their wings on the cells to
start
another process of water evaporating.
After all
water has
been evaporated
, beekeeper can take
some
of this honey or if this hive is in the wildlife, bees will eat this honey at winter.