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Bees: An Identification And Native Plant Forage Guide-new
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Bee Identification Sectiona Comprehensive Guide Illustrating The Bees That Occur In Northcentral And Eastern United States And Southern Canada Indepth Profiles Of 27 Bee Genera Covering The Life Cycles, Habitats, Diet, Foraging Behaviors, Crops Pollinated, Plant Specializations, Nesting Lifestyles, Seasonality, And Preferred Native Forage Plants 12 Additional Summary Profiles For Uncommon Genera Plant Section: What To Plant For Beescomprehensive Profiles Of Approximately 100 Native Trees, Shrubs, And Perennials For The Midwest, Great Lakes, And Northeast Regions Including Insect And Bird Visitation Information And Bee Specializations Over 1500 Stunning Photographs, Detailed Descriptions, And Accessible Science This Wellillustrated Guide Captures The Beauty, Diversity, And Engaging World Of Bees That Occur In Northcentral And Eastern United States And Southern Canada, And The Native Plants That Support Them. Superbly Designed And Organized, This Is An Indispensable Source Of Information With Extensive Profiles For Twentyseven Bee Genera, Plus Twelve Summary Profiles For Uncommon Genera, And Approximately One Hundred Native Trees, Shrubs, And Perennials For The Midwest, Great Lakes, And Northeast Regions. With Over 1500 Stunning Photographs, Detailed Descriptions, And Accessible Science, Environmental Educator And Research Assistant Heather Holm Brings To Light Captivating Information About Bees Life Cycles, Habitats, Diet, Foraging Behaviors, Crops Pollinated, Nesting Lifestyles, Seasonality, And Preferred Native Forage Plants.Bees Are A Singularly Fascinating Group Of Insects And This Book Makes It Possible To Observe, Attract, And Support Them In Their Natural Setting Or In Ones Own Garden. Not Only Does This Guide Assist The Reader With Bee Identification In The Field Or By Photo, It Also Notes Microscopic Features For The Advanced User. The Factors Impacting Bee Populations, And The Management Of Farms And Public And Residential Landscapes For Bees Are Also Covered. Included In The Bee Forage (Plant) Chapters Are Plant Profiles With Range Maps, Habitat Information, Floral Features And Attractants, Common Bees Attracted To The Particular Plant, And Details About The Ecological Connections Between The Native Plant And Other Flowervisiting Insects. Noted Also Are Birds Dependent Upon The Product Of The Pollinated Flowers (Fruits And Seeds).This Is An Excellent Reference For Amateur And Professional Naturalists, Educators, Gardeners, Farmers, Students, Nature Photographers, Insect Enthusiasts, Biologists, And Anyone Interested In Learning More About The Diversity And Biology Of Bees And Their Connection To Native Plants And The Natural World.Winner Of Six Book Awards2018 American Horticultural Society (Ahs) Book Award 2018 Midwest Independent Publishing Association (Mipa) Finalist: Nature 2017 Independent Publisher (Ippy) Silver Book Award: Environment, Ecology, And Nature 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Award (Ngiba) Winner: Regional Nonfiction 2017 Next Generation Indie Book Award (Ngiba) Finalist: Science, Nature, Environment 2017 National Indie Excellence Award (Niea) Winner: Nature
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What topics does 'Bees: An Identification and Native Plant Forage Guide' cover? A: This guide covers bee identification, including profiles of 27 bee genera, their life cycles, habitats, diets, foraging behaviors, and preferred native forage plants. It also includes a plant section with profiles of approximately 100 native trees, shrubs, and perennials suitable for the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast regions.
- Q: Who is the author of this guide and what are her credentials? A: The book is authored by Heather N. Holm, an environmental educator and research assistant with expertise in bees and native plants.
- Q: How many pages does the book have? A: The book contains 224 pages filled with detailed information and over 1500 photographs.
- Q: What is the binding type of this book? A: The book is available in paperback binding, making it easy to handle and suitable for field use.
- Q: Is this book suitable for beginners in gardening and bee identification? A: Yes, this guide is an excellent reference for both amateur and professional naturalists, educators, and anyone interested in bees and their connection to native plants.
- Q: What are some of the key features of this guide? A: Key features include in-depth profiles of bee genera, comprehensive plant profiles with ecological connections, and visual aids such as range maps and photographs.
- Q: Does the book provide information on how to attract bees to gardens? A: Yes, the guide includes information on how to observe, attract, and support bees in natural settings or gardens through recommended native plants.
- Q: What awards has this book received? A: The book has won several awards, including the 2018 American Horticultural Society Book Award and the 2017 Independent Publisher Silver Book Award for Environment, Ecology, and Nature.
- Q: When was 'Bees: An Identification and Native Plant Forage Guide' published? A: The book was published on February 5, 2017.
- Q: Can this guide help with bee identification in the field? A: Yes, the guide assists with bee identification both in the field and through photographs, and it includes notes on microscopic features for advanced users.