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Natural History Stories
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5 episodes
1 week ago
Classic writings on a variety of natural history topics.
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Classic writings on a variety of natural history topics.
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Nature
Science
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John Burroughs - Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes and other papers: Bees
Natural History Stories
1 hour 11 minutes 51 seconds
2 years ago
John Burroughs - Birds and Bees, Sharp Eyes and other papers: Bees

Welcome to Natural History Stories - a podcast of classic writings on natural history and nature observation. Our first four episodes take us through the John Burroughs collection, "Bird and Bees, Sharp Eyes and other papers." Published in 1887, the works were written between 1875 and 1886.


This episode contains the Bees section of this collection. There are two chapters, An Idyl of the Honey-Bee and The Pastoral Bees.


Given the age of the writings, these stories contain outdated thoughts and ideas including the reckless killing of wildlife, human interference in nature systems and racist tropes about Native Americans, These are the thoughts and ideas of the writer and are presented only as such. We respect the Wabanaki People as the original stewards of the land where we stand today.

Natural History Stories
Classic writings on a variety of natural history topics.