Andaluz Bumblebee Nester

Andaluz Bumblebee NesterDiscounted for When It's Gone, It's Gone Deals MUST be bought in multiples of 4 Case Size 4 Need product images for your website? Click Here Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 180 mm Barcode: 679505022635 Note: We accept no returns on these When It's Gone, It's Gone products. They are end of line products and may have slight cosmetic imperfections, but nothing that will affect their use. Help the nations bumblebees with our ceramic Andaluz bumblebee nester!

Discounted for When It's Gone, It's Gone Deals

MUST be bought in multiples of 4

Case Size 4

Need product images for your website? Click Here

Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 180 mm

Barcode: 679505022635

Note: We accept no returns on these When It's Gone, It's Gone products. They are end-of-line products and may have slight cosmetic imperfections, but nothing that will affect their use. 

Help the nation’s bumblebees with our ceramic Andaluz bumblebee nester!

Wildlife Worlds Andaluz Bumblebee Nesters are all handmade and hand-painted in Spain by skilled artisans. They are designed in the UK, taking inspiration from traditional straw bee skeps. However, the Andaluz bumblebee nesters are more robust than their traditional counterparts as they’re made using durable hi-fired glazed ceramic. This frost-resistant nester provides a dry and ventilated home for bumblebees and small mammals such as voles, mice and shrews. So, don’t be disappointed if you get a furry resident in the first year, as bumblebees prefer using old nests, so they are more likely to use the nester the following year.

Did you know bumblebees are attracted to yellow? The brightly painted bumblebee design is not just for our enjoyment. It also allows the bumblebees to find the nester easily as they are sight orientated.

Siting

Bumblebees orientate by sight. So, place the skep in a visible area they can easily find and return to. It is essential to have sufficient contrast between the skep and its surroundings. Avoid placing it in direct sun and keep it sheltered from the wind. Good locations include the bottom of hedges, raised banks, or flower borders.