bees is not so complicated. Well, first, they have a queen who does all their babies (called "larvae"). for these larvae, they build a nest called "swarm" by making the cells, one above the other. In the former, they lay their eggs, and above, honey to feed them. So if you look next to my right shoulder, you perceiving a basket: there once harvested honey, and hive-called modern, whose principle has been around for 150 years. The drawback of basket is that honey is at the top, so you have to break everything to be reached. while in the hive, there are frames that the bees fill the cells ...
just ..... well, here Cohin Jean, who has explained everything. John is beekeeper, meaning that it is thanks to him we have some very good honey at home! There is also a health worker: he practice of spin-outs, monitors the health of bees in the department ... and he has a part in hand. You see, it is filled with cells, with black, the area for eggs and larvae, and white, that of "granary" Honey ....
And! Fortunately we're here! .... You forgot to show the hive has made clear that John! It is full of bees that produce so much honey, wax (because the cells are made of wax, and, where manufacturing swarm, the bees cover the cellulose! This means that bees are the inventors of paper!) A floor was added. And it smells pretty good, huh! We spent a lot of time to harvest the wax overflowed to bring it to our nostrils!
Yes, and later we go identify wild bees that surround us in the garden. In France alone, there are 75,000 species! That I drew is domestic, but there are various such as Styx, smaller, or the big black carpenter shimmering blue (incidentally, if you see leave the house, watch closely your roof: they swarm in structural rotten!)
And, as usual, they let them play the parents, while we were between us. They are Fortiche: all coconuts are weeded! 
Thanks Agnes and Richard welcome us home each time with such kindness, thank you John and Annie for all these explanations and those wonderful jams (and honey!). And a Congratulations John, for your Agricultural Merit Medal! We tell you soon. big kisses.
signed: the band.
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