Belling vs Beeling - What's the difference?
belling | beeling |
A small, young, or juvenile bee.
*1901 , British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser - Volume 29 - Page 354:
*1906 , Harper's magazine - Volume 113 - Page 593:
*1907 , Henry Christopher McCook, Nature's craftsmen :
As a verb belling
is .As a noun beeling is
a small, young, or juvenile bee.beeling
English
Alternative forms
* (l)Noun
(en noun)- The "bee-ling " is now at its best, spotted here and there with large patches of "crow-ling" (Erica cinerca) and smaller patches of the beautiful pink waxlike "wire-ling" (Erica tetralix).
- Herein must go an egg and food for the beeling that shall hatch therefrom.
- [...] in which the pollen is gathered and carried to the cells to feed the hungry little larvae or beelings when they are hatched from the egg.