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Moorcroft Bee-in-Time Clock The Art of Ornithology RSPB Collection Capturing the optimism of aA floriferous rose design on this clock chimes out joyfully in lemon pink hues, as tight to open buds clamber around the clock face. A drone can be found, nestled into the side of the clock, between rose and hive. Interestingly, Ingeborg Beling, a German ethnologist from the early 20th century, discovered that bees have a endogenous clock as described in her 1929 paper "ber das Zeitgedchtnis der Bienen" (On the Time Memory of Bees). The experiment was