Red mason bee Osmia rufa life cycle 2

"It does give me a great buzz to see my two new educational bee nest boxes in a physical form from concepts inside my mind. Our honey bees are declining as well as our wild bee populations, due to use of chemicals, habitat loss and loss of forage. Who will pollinate our food and wild flowers? Our comprehension of their needs and life cycles requires education and both of my bee boxes stimulates interest, enhances our knowledge of the bees themselves and can re connect us with nature. Ultimately we and the bees can all benefit. We can provide safe chemical free havens in our gardens for these lovely and useful creatures and watch and learn at our leisure."
For more information about wild bees, their nest box usage, garden wildlife and more visit
www.nurturing-nature.co.uk

[@billr4283]

What a great and informative video....well done!!!!

[@UHarshanBlackBoy1995]

So cute the bees are!

[@solitarybee]

Great to see you putting together this 'life-cycle' video.

[@simulatethat6099]

As a male living solitarily in a hole waiting to pounce on females, I can relate to these bees.

[@Nurturingnature1]

Blown away by your videos tho!! :-) Cheers George

[@castleofcostamesa8291]

What a wonderful video! I am in Southern California, USA. Can I purchase an observational hive from you ? Thank you!