Wild bee house ceramic

From the masked bee to the horned mason bee, from the leafcutter bee to the scissor bee to the wild wasp ... They all (and moreover most of their solitary-living native fellows) fly to this nesting aid made of frost-resistant ceramic in the form of a flower. The diameter of the 48 nest tubes is adjusted to the different needs of the insects. The material offers several advantages to the animals. For example, the tube entrances are completely smooth. So there is no risk of injury from sharp-edged or frayed components, as can occasionally happen with reed or wooden nest tubes. Hungry garden birds will also find it difficult to expand the tubes or even chop them up if they attempt to poke at them with their beaks. On top of that, ceramics have a temperature-balancing effect: the solar heat stored during the day is released again at night. The result is a pleasant living and wintering climate. When mounting in the tree and on the house or shed wall, please make sure that the wild bee house lies firmly on the surface, it should not be able to wiggle back and forth.