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Reviewer Comments
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What the Reviewers said about Native Bees of the Sydney Region: A Field Guide
"Bee-lovers rejoice! Here at last is the help we've long needed, a field guide that's not only authoritative, but clearly written and beautifully illustrated. It certainly inspired this somewhat lazy bee-watcher to take a more hands-on (or at least lens-on) interest in the diverse and charming little native bees that share my garden."
-- Densey Clyne, Naturalist and Author
"This book has completely changed the way I look at bees."
-- Cheryl Maddocks, Good Weekend (Sydney Morning Herald). Click here to read full review.
"Native Bees of the Sydney Region will become the standard field reference for amateur and professional naturalists interested in Sydney's native bees. Teachers will appreciate the plain language and uncomplicated format, while secondary and tertiary students will use it as a window into that magical 'other' world of the Australian bush."
-- Brian Trench, Teacher in Charge, Camden Park Environmental Education Centre
"Insights into the mysterious nesting habits, preferred flora and identification of these wonderful insects."
-- Bruce White, Technical Specialist (Apiculture), NSW Agriculture
What the Reviewers said about Aussie Bee's Set of Six Information eBooks
"Reading the series of e-Books provided for review has given me further knowledge on Australian native stingless bees. It has been insightful on how the hive operates. I now have a deeper understanding of the native stingless bees found in my garden."
-- Jennie Therrien, Hervey Bay, QLD
10 August 2019
"Wow, these are great looking books, with so much awesome info. Thanks for the tireless work that's been lovingly put into this series. I'm pretty new to Native bees.... I've done some research over the last 2 years, but you've included loads of info on topics that I didn't know I needed to know lol."
-- Stitt Man, Newcastle, NSW
11 August 2019
Comments on the Individual eBooks...
Introduction to Australian Native Bees
"A great overview, with some beautiful photographs, of our amazing native bees. The diversity of bee life in our gardens is amazing to see once we know what to look for. This booklet gives some great advice about how to attract our native bees to our gardens. Love the info on buzz pollination!"
-- Monica Koch, Walloon, QLD
11 August 2019
Nests of Australian Stingless Bees
"Interesting, informative and well illustrated. I had to read twice as there is a lot of information in this little book and lots to learn. So much knowledge passed on."
-- Melanie Coelho, Gold Coast, Queensland
8 August 2019
Behaviour of Australian Stingless Bees
"Wonderful and detailed insight into the daily lives and behaviours of stingless bees. Highly informative and beautifully photographed, this text is presented in an easy to read but comprehensive format. A must for anyone interested in learning more about Australian native bees."
-- Peter & Penelope Wrench, Kinkuna, QLD
11 August 2019
How to Recognise the Different Types of Australian Stingless Bees
"Love love love this book. It is the longest in the set but the side by side graphs from difference in workers and males to the difference in species from nest to colours it’s a great guide that I am sure I will look over many more times for reference."
-- Jason Lloyd, Kallangur, QLD
4 August 2019
Keeping Australian Stingless Bees in a Log or Box
"So much great information in this book. From different hive designs to eduction and splitting methods and how to box a colony of bees, identifying pests and how to move bees, this book is a good read!"
-- Crystal White, Stingless Bee Buzz, Nimbin, NSW
10 August 2019
Boxing and Splitting Hives
"Complete do it yourself guide on boxing and splitting hives. Easy to follow, useful information with step by step instructions. Visually appealing. Perfect for beginners or those wanting more information on boxing and splitting hives."
-- Jennie Therrien, Hervey Bay, QLD
10 August 2019
