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1) Wasps and bees in the home area

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.525

Publisher

Colorado State University Cooperative Extension

2) Wasps and bees in the home

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.525

Publisher

Colorado State University Cooperative Extension

3) The bees of Colorado (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Anthophila)

Series

Natural history inventory of Colorado volume no. 23

Publisher

University of Colorado Museum of Natural History

Pub. Date

2011.

4) Integrated hive management for Colorado beekeepers: strategies for identifying and mitigating pests and diseases affecting Colorado's honey bees

Publisher

United States Environmental Protection Agency

Pub. Date

2014.

5) Attracting native bees to your landscape

Author

Seshadri, Arathi

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.615

Publisher

Colorado State University Extension

Pub. Date

[2017]

6) Nuisance wasps and bees

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.525

Publisher

Colorado State University Cooperative Extension

7) Summary of biology of some common bees and wasps

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Publisher

Colorado State University, Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management

Pub. Date

[2013]

8) Relative ranking of ornamental flower plants to foraging honey bees: with notes on favorability to bumble bees

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Publisher

Colorado State University, [Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management]

Pub. Date

[2010]

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Observations were made during the 2007-2009 growing seasons on the relative attractiveness of various flowering ornamental plants to honey bees (Apis mellifera). This information was collected so that honey bee favorability - or lack of favorability - may be considered in plant selection.

9) Gardening for bees - or not!

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Publisher

Colorado State University, [Department of Bioagricultural Sciences and Pest Management]

Pub. Date

[2010]

10) Report of the entomologist

Series

Bulletin volume 94
Technical volume no. 6

Publisher

Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural College of Colorado

Pub. Date

1904.

11) How does Colorado keep an eye on our bees?: And how can you help?

Author

Ring, Jeanne

Publisher

Colorado Department of Agriculture, Digital Media Program

Pub. Date

2017.

Description

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Department of Agriculture is looking for participants in the National Honey Bee survey. DOA is looking for 24 participants, who must have 8 hives or more. The survey looks at bees health, diseases and pests that haven't been identified in the U.S. yet. Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey is nationwide but participants will get individualized reports on the health of their hives. Pollen analysis looks at pesticides and bees interaction. Discusses...

12) Native bee watch: a Colorado citizen science field guide

Author

Mason, Lisa

Publisher

Colorado State University, College of Agricultural Sciences

Pub. Date

2018.

Description

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Handbook for volunteers to use to collect data on native species of bees and the plants they use most for pollen collection.

13) Feeding honey bees in Colorado

Author

Seshadri, Arathi

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.622

Publisher

Colorado State University Extension

Pub. Date

[2019]

14) Driftwatch, pesticide sensitive crops and habitats registry

Publisher

Colorado Department of Agriculture, Division of Plant Industry

Pub. Date

2015.

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DriftWatch™ is a voluntary registry tool that is intended to help pesticide applicators and specialty crop growers in Colorado communicate more effectively and to promote awareness and stewardship activities to help prevent and/or manage drift appropriately.

15) What if there were no bees?: a book about the grassland ecosystem

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Grassland ecosystems can be found on nearly every continent. Countless animals and plants live in them. So what difference could the loss of one animal species make? Follow the chain reaction, and discover how important honey bees are.

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1) Wasps and bees in the home area

2) Wasps and bees in the home

3) The bees of Colorado (Hymenoptera: Apoidea: Anthophila)

4) Integrated hive management for Colorado beekeepers: strategies for identifying and mitigating pests and diseases affecting Colorado's honey bees

5) Attracting native bees to your landscape

6) Nuisance wasps and bees

7) Summary of biology of some common bees and wasps

8) Relative ranking of ornamental flower plants to foraging honey bees: with notes on favorability to bumble bees

9) Gardening for bees - or not!

10) Report of the entomologist

11) How does Colorado keep an eye on our bees?: And how can you help?

12) Native bee watch: a Colorado citizen science field guide

13) Feeding honey bees in Colorado

14) Driftwatch, pesticide sensitive crops and habitats registry

15) What if there were no bees?: a book about the grassland ecosystem

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