Honey Association
www.honeyassociation.com
Bees have been around for millions of years - they were fully developed in their present form long before modern mammals had evolved. Honeybees are the most important producers of honey. Honeybees are the most important producers of honey. They gather nectar from flowers and plants and carry it to the hive or nest. Other worker bees then take over, preparing it for storing by adding enzymes. (Water evaporates away and this, together with the action of the enzyme, turns the nectar to honey.) It's packed with fascinating facts about honey, how it is made and its uses in our every day lives, from health to cooking. More..

My Heritage
www.myheritage.com
Plenty of people these days are learning about their roots using the multitude of tools provided online. Signing up for myheritage.com is free and it has all of the features expected from a site of this nature - with the optional paid for premium options. Storage is free up to 100MB for users wanting to build a family tree and upload pictures to share with family and friends. There is a genealogy search engine to aide with your research, or just have a look around other people's sites. The interface is family friendly, and users young and old should have no problems getting to grips with it. More..

Wild About Britain (Butterflies)
www.wildaboutbritain.co.uk
In here you can find lots of information and resources about British butterflies, including links to facts and superstitions, news, events and photographs of butterflies across the British Isles. Photographs of British butterflies taken by members of the website. Flutter into the forums and talk about butterflies all over the UK. From buying butterfly equipment to the physics of butterfly flight More..