Buttercup Farm Bug Box Kit - Plywood - L15 x W13 x H23 cm in Brown Buttercup Farm Brown

We've even seen solitary bees using cut up drinking straws! Once you’ve collected your sticks, cut them to the right length then fill the lower part of the box with the hollow ends pointing outward. Then wait and watch. Solitary bees will lay their eggs in the hollow sticks then seal them up with mud which they collect. Bug Box Kit Painted The upper part of the box is great for providing somewhere dry and protected with lots of crevices for ladybirds and lacewings to tuck themselves away during the winter when they hibernate. Fill the top of the box with something like pine cones, twigs or straw which will give ladybirds and lacewings plenty of places to hide.Features:Enjoy assembling your own bug box without having to worry about getting the sizes right.Great for attracting beneficial insects especially ladybirds, lacewings and solitary bees to your garden.These bug box kits are ideal for kids (and adults too!) with easy to follow instructions.Each pack contains all the components y