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This is a hand made product. The glass tubes inside the frame act as natural holes. But you will be able to see the bees nesting inside the glass tubes. Most of these bee homes are made from repurposed wood materials. So, somtimes each home might vary from one another.

 

HOW SOLITARY BEES NEST: The female deposits eggs in the tubular holes in the wood. The bee will seal each egg typically with mud and saliva to form a waterproof cacoon with layers of pollen loaf for after the egg hatches into a larva to eat as food. The larva will contiue to eat unitl spring and begin to pupate and form into a a full grown bee. Male bees typically emarge first to wait for the females so they can mate and fertilize the females so the cycle can start again.

Observational Slide Door Solitary Bee Home

SKU: obs-SD-SBH
$60.00Price
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  • Simply place the Bee home on your fence or on a stake. Use the holes located on each side of the wooden backing plate. Make sure the bee home holes are facing SW.

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Why do we need donations, and what do we do with them and where do they go? All the donations right now go to a general fund account as a Sole Proprietor. At the moment this company is a one man operation ran by me, Alex Wikstrom, (Owner and Operator), and the occasional helper (Wife). Any amount helps continue to develop our plans to make an awesome conservation platform for bumble bees, and soon all other bees too. Learn more about us in the Our Mission tab.

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Email: beehabitable@gmail.com

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​​Saturday: Closed

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