Garden Mile Insect Hotel Natural Wood Insect House Garden Shelter Nesting Habitat For Bees Butterflies Ladybugs Bug Insect Eco Friendly Outdoor (Large House with Green Roof)

SPECIFICATIONS - The measurements of this striking insect hotel is H 33 x W 28 x H 10cm (approx). This beautiful and charming wooden novelty is not only a functional ornament for the garden, but it's also ideal for those who love nature and wildlife! A unique and attractive way to welcome a variety of wildlife into your garden, these insect hotels not only look great but are highly practical as well as eco-friendly! These habitats consist of multiple chambers with tubes, cones and many other nooks and crannies to suit different species. The larger hotels also a wire frame over the habitat to prevent birds and other predators from accessing the insects and their larvae. An ideal feature in every wildlife friendly garden these fantastic insect hotels provide the perfect habitat for a multitude of garden creatures! These bug houses offer shelter and safety for many insects including bees, butterflies, moths, ladybirds and lacewings. The tubular tunnels are perfect for nesting bees. Other insects will also enjoy the vast array of nesting options. Not only do these insect hotels provide shelter for a variety of insects, but also look beautiful in any outdoor space, small or large. Insects are essential in the wildlife garden, vital for pollination, soil health and of course food for birds and other animals. These insect hotels act as an attractive garden feature that will also promote and encourage more insects to live in the garden enhancing the overall ecology of your wildlife patch. These insect houses can be free-standing within the garden or easily mounted to any fence or tree, allowing them to attract and accommodate multiple species of butterfly, moth, ladybird and solitary bees. Naturally improve the health of plants in your yard by attracting beneficial insects! The pointed roof has been fitted with sheet iron to protect the bee cottage from rain, so less moisture enters the wood.