Sentence examples for catch bees from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ascher, who lives a block from Prospect Park, spends most of his free weekends roaming the park's forested hills with a digital camera and a small net to catch bees.

I was so bad when I was a young kid living in the projects that I would catch bees in a jar, climb onto the top of an elevator, shake up the bees, and then drop them down the elevator shaft on innocent victims.

Bee-hawking wasps should then learn that it is impossible to catch bees directly from the nest, and they will try to find easier prey near the honeybee nest, such as homing or departing worker bees.

The reciprocal interactions between Giant honeybees and hornets, during their trials to catch bees from the nest and during the subsequent shimmering of the honeybees, are far more complex than mere stimulus response behaviors would allow to expect.

' You can't catch bees with vinegar '.

To prevent a death, catch bee hives early.

They caught bees, stuck them on pins, and stored their desiccated little bodies by the thousands in museum cabinets.

I caught bees off daffodils in front of the Memorial Church and discovered that they were nesting in the side of Emerson Hall just partway across the yard.

Bees not caught at the feeder were identified as foragers by their advanced age (behaviourally by catching bees flying or sitting outside the hive and by their overall appearance, e.g. loss of thoracic hair, darker abdomen, worn-out wings).

"And we figured we'd catch more bees with honey".

"I Like Girls That Drink Beer" covers the usual country-boy-rejects-rich-girl territory, and "Get Got" is just a string of empty aphorisms — "You always catch more bees with honey/Less is more 'cept love and money" — better suited for a Mr. Keith-endorsed Hallmark line.