Of Nature I shall have enough — Cuckoo-Bee

A cuckoo-bee can imitate and live with bumblebees. Dickinson thought herself a different human being living in New England and no one knew.

Of Nature I shall have enough
When I have entered these
Entitled to a Bumble bee's
Familiarities.

(F.1170/J.1220)

[1] I:: a cuckoo-bee.
[2] entered:: invaded to a hive.
[4] Familiarities:: familiar behaviours in action.
[3-4] Entitled, Familiarities:: a cuckoo-bee will invade a bumblebee nest, kill the queen, and take over her host.

The first idea that suggested itself was that the cuckoo-bee bore resemblance to the worker of the bumble-bee in order to gain access to the nest; ─ Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History (1869)

In South America, there is the cuckoo-bee, that seizes the cells of the working-bee; in North America, the cow-bird, that lays its eggs in the nests of other birds. ─ The Westminster Review (1866)