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This birdhouse has been designed for the Wren. It provides a good place to nestle and helps maintain or bring back a population in an area. During the wintertime, this birdhouse will often provide birds with a place to hide from bad weather. This nesting box comes in a full colour gift box.

This birdhouse has been designed for the Wren. It provides a good place to nestle and helps maintain or bring back a population in an area. During the wintertime, this birdhouse will often provide birds with a place to hide from bad weather. This nesting box comes in a full-colour gift box.

On the beautiful hot and sunny days during summer you will see butterflies everywhere. On cold days, however, they tend to keep hiding. This house is the ideal hiding place for butterflies to seek shelter in bad weather conditions. In addition, they can use the box to hibernate. To make the butterflies more comfortable, you can place a handful of twigs in the box so that the butterflies can hang onto the twigs whilst using the house. Four drainage holes in the bottom. Sides enclose the floor to prevent water coming in. Packed in a full colour gift box

Apart from being a joy to watch, ladybirds are extremely useful creatures. An adult ladybird eats about 100 aphids per day, which is a good reason to make them comfortable in your garden. The ladybird house is designed to allow ladybirds to shelter whilst keeping out other likely inhabitants or predators and ladybirds can access it easily. Ladybirds often hibernate in a group together and it is advisable to put some leaves or a corrugated carton roll inside to make them feel at home. Also, frozen ladybird larvae can be put into this house for biological control of aphids. Four drainage holes in the bottom. Sides enclose the floor to prevent water coming in. Packed in a full colour gift box

Besides the honey bee, Europe has hundreds of other bee species. These bees are very important in the pollination of flowers and plants. Whether you have wild plants, food crops, fruit trees or ornamental plants in the garden, 80% of these rely on insects for their fruit and seed formation. Many species are endangered due to the decline in flora and nesting facilities. This bee house is equipped with bamboo straws with different diameters so that various types of wild bees can nest here. A female bee makes several cells in a bamboo straw containing an egg and some pollen and nectar for the larva. Hang this bee house in a sunny, south-facing spot.

This birdhouse has been designed for the Wren. It provides a good place to nestle and helps maintain or bring back a population in an area. During the wintertime, this birdhouse will often provide birds with a place to hide from bad weather. This nesting box comes in a full-colour gift box.