- 1Preface
- 2Description of the Coloured Plates
- 3The Subject in General
- 4The Solitary Groups
- 5The Solitary Bees
- 6The Cuckoo Bees
- 7The Fossors or Diggers
- 8The Solitary Wasps
- 9The Social Groups
- 10The Ants
- 11The Social Wasps
- 12The Humble Bees
- 13The Bees With Bifid Tongues
- 14The Bees With Pointed Tongues
- 15Leaf-Cutting Bees
- 16Osmia and Its Habits
- 17A Colony of Anthophora
- 18Bees and Pollen-Collecting
- 19On Bees’ Tongues, and How They Suck Honey
- 20A Dreadful Parasite
- 21Amongst the Bees at Work
- 22Ants, Their Guests and Their Lodgers
- 23How Can an “Aculeate” Be Recognized?
- 24Males and Females
- 25The Vagaries of Colour and Structure in the Sexes
- 26The Distribution, Rarity, or Abundance of Various Species
- 27On Bees’ Wings
- 28On Breeding Aculeates, etc.
- 29On Colour
- 30The Development of Insects From the Egg
- 31On Structure
Wild Bees, Wasps and Ants
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