> RIBBANDS, C. R. (1950). Changes in the behaviour of honey bees 
following their recovery from anaesthesia. J. Exp. Biol. 37, 302-10.
 > RIBBANDS, C. R. (1954). Nitrous oxide anaesthesia does not encourage 
re-orientation of honeybees. Bee World, 35, 91-5.
 > SIMPSON, J. (1954). Effects of some anaesthetics on honey bees: 
nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide, ammonium nitrate smoker fumes. Bee World, 
35, 149—55

Great work, Pete. You wouldn't happen to have access to any of those, 
would you?

 From the titles, the procedure does not sound too promising for our 
purposes -- or does it?

A synopsis or quick summary would be extremely helpful right now, as I 
am splitting today, and several others are looking at using ammonium 
nitrate over the coming days and weeks.

[BTW, I watched the movie (see subject line) last night. Can't remember 
what it was about. Guess I'll have to watch it again].

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