“All my articles and videos, available free, are funded by my teaching and sales of award winning bumblebee nest boxes, solitary bee boxes, and wormeries. Please help by spreading the word and forwarding this link to your friends and colleagues. https://nurturing-nature.co.uk Thank you” George Pilkington
Solitary Bee Box …………. NOW FOR SALE- see below
“When people think of bees, they think of honeybees, but there are over 250 species of wild bee which are absolutely essential to the pollination our flowers,fruit and vegetables. Their natural habitats are declining, so by providing them with safe and comfortable places to nest in means we can better help them to help us”
The Wild Bee Boxes, made in Britain, have 2 unique large viewing panels that allow you to safely follow the life-cycle of the bees with minimal disturbance to the animals. This makes the nest boxes ideal for schools, homes and environment centres.
Made from environmentally friendly FSC certified wood these nest boxes are made to last for years. The nesting blocks can be reused many times and have been constructed for easy removal for cleaning and easy cocoon removal. Optional extras include a cocoon storage box which fits underneath the main box and interchangeable nesting blocks to attract other wild and beneficial insects such as smaller bee species and harmless solitary wasps, allowing you to learn more about the solitary bees and wasps that come into your garden.
For a wealth of information from professional and enthusiastic people alike, regarding bees and wasps visit BWARS web site or even perhaps contribute to the pool of knowledge or join for only £15 pa.
Great educational value! Lets children learn science in an interesting, real life, hands on way! These nest boxes are novel ways to stimulate interest and knowledge of solitary bees and wasps in Britain. No fiddly cardboard/bamboo tubes to carefully slice open and study the contents – simply just sit and observe! Did you see that beautifully coloured jewel wasp enter the cavity? That was a cuckoo wasp.
Only required for the spring, emerging bees leave their cocoons from the cocoon emergence box and soon find a handy nesting area above them…£15 buy below
The nesting blocks are easily removed, easy to clean, reusable and should give many years of usage. Cocoons are easily removed and can be stored overwinter. The different sized cavities gives small wild bee species and harmless solitary wasp species the opportunity to nest inside the Wild Bee Box….watch solitary wasps carry paralysed caterpillars, aphids or sawfly to stored inside the cavity as food for the larvae. £11 x 2 blocks buy below
See what different species your nest box may attract and watch their secret lives!
For more information and prices
dog friendly – friendly to dogs
child friendly – friendly to children
user friendly – friendly to user
environmentally friendly – friendly to environmentally…???
Which is why I say environment friendly.
Nice one Anthony! Another slant on it wish everyone came back with thought provoking simple remarks!! Cheers George
I wish to buy one of your fabulous boxes but can not get through to the page as an error keeps coming up.
Please advise
Hi Natalie send me an email and I can send you a paypal invoice. The site appears to be working ok so this may help. Cheers George
0)00?how can I buy one of your solitary bee boxes the one on the brick
Email me via the contact form please.
I also had trouble getting onto your site last night with errors flagging up.
I decided it was because of the large amount of traffic after one of your solitary bee boxes was shown on the BBC’s springwatch programme. I kept trying & eventually got an order in….. Can’t wait.
I already have many bees nesting in shop bought bee nests & an old log in my garden but your boxes look amazing.
Many thanks George.
It was tremendous Gary. I’m out of stock. With more on order. Thanks, George
I bought one of your solitary bee nest boxes and was doubtful as to how successful I would be. The very day after I attached it to the fence, I considered moving it to another site, but, as I went to lift it down, a couple of bees flew out – they’d already started nesting! Since then I’m hooked. I go out in the evening to check and it’s fascinating watching the busy bees fly in with leaves and petals to seal the entrances. Amazing!
Thank you Penny. I have done that myself!! It just shows that although you got you next box mid July it’s well worth putting one out cheers George
I have been given one of your bee boxes and want to treat it so it won’t rot for many years. Can you tell me what would be safe to use for the bees?
I will reply via email Linda. Cheers George
Hello George
I to cannot get onto your web site to order the bee box with the viewing section, I would love to buy one for my Grandchildren, thank you
Sue, it crashed. Email please. Thanks, George
Hello again George I would love to buy the bee box with the viewing section please let me know how much and where to order
Email me via the contact form please.
Hello, I have just been enjoying your videos of solitary bees and definitely want to buy one of your solitary bee boxes. Would you be able to add some information to your site about where best to locate one and how to keep it weather proof and what treatment, if any, to use, also are earwigs and predatory insects a problem?
Thank you.
More information comes with the solitary bee box instructions Carol. I feel there is enough information on my website already! Cheers George
Unaccustomed as I am to solitary bee observation I would absolutely love a suitable box to keep near my canal boat! I am strongly drawn towards the Solitary Bee Observation Box (£92) advertised somewhere on this website. Please advise the size of your (award-winning Nurturing Nature) box and how I can order it. Thank you so much, Isobel
Email please from my website Isobel. Thanks, george NN