File:Apis mellifera carnica drone aborning.jpg

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  • Apis mellifera carnica worker honeycomb.jpg
  • Apis mellifera carnica worker honeycomb 2.jpg
  • Apis mellifera carnica worker honeycomb 3.jpg
  • Apis mellifera carnica worker hive entrance.jpg
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  • Apis mellifera carnica drone postnatal.jpg
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  • Apis mellifera carnica drone postnatal 3.jpg
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  • Apis mellifera carnica drone postnatal 5.jpg
  • Apis mellifera carnica larva.jpg
  • Apis mellifera carnica drone aborning.jpg
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  • Apis mellifera carnica comb.jpg

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48° 1′ 54.50″ N, 11° 33′ 2.80″ E

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Deutsch: Beschreibung: Die Kärntner Biene (Apis mellifera carnica, auch: Krainer Biene) ist eine natürlich entstandene Rasse der Westlichen Honigbiene (Apis mellifera). Von den Imkern wird sie auch einfach Carnica genannt.
English: Description: The Carniolan honey bee (Apis mellifera carnica) is a subspecies of Western honey bee. It originates from Slovenia, but can now be found also in Austria, part of Hungary, Romania, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia.
Français : description :Abeille carnolienne (Apis mellifera carnica), une sous-espèce de l'abeille domestique européenne provenant de Slovénie. Aujourd'hui, on la trouve aussi en Autriche, et dans certaines régions de Hongrie, Roumanie, Croatie, Bosnie Herzégovine et Serbie.
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