Pine wood shelter with zinc roof for bees

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  • Wooden bee house with various sizes of entry holes for bees
  • Peaceful wild bees are among the most beneficial and useful for pollinating plants and flowers in your garden.
  • This house can be hung or stood on its feet and offers many types of bees an excellent nesting ground.
  • Mason bees, for example, inhabit holes with a diameter of 3 to 7 mm (0.12" to 0.28")
  • while hylaeus bees prefer 2 to 4 mm (0.08" to 0.16")
  • A queen bee creates her eggs in the narrow wooden cavities and then feeds the nest with pollen and nectar
  • The wild bees lock the cells with clay
  • Size in cm: 15,8 x 12,3 x 15,2 cm
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Reference AP-ED-WA44
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  • Wooden bee house with various sizes of entry holes for bees
  • Peaceful wild bees are among the most beneficial and useful for pollinating plants and flowers in your garden
  • This house can be hung or stood on its feet and offers many types of bees an excellent nesting ground
  • Each species of wild bee prefers a certain egg-laying opening and a particular cross-section
  • Mason bees, for example, inhabit holes with a diameter of 3 to 7 mm (0.12" to 0.28"), while hylaeus bees prefer 2 to 4 mm (0.08" to 0.16")
  • A queen bee creates her eggs in the narrow wooden cavities and then feeds the nest with pollen and nectar
  • The wild bees lock the cells with clay
  • Size in cm: 15,8 x 12,3 x 15,2 cm

  • Brand
  • Reference
    AP-ED-WA44
  • In stock
    6 Items
  • EAN13
    3701451022852

  • Manufacturer's reference
    AP-ED-WA44
  • Color
    Multicolour
  • Poids du produit
    0.6
  • fsc
    FSC-C008141

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