I love having these little creatures living in my bug hotels
They are the bestest of guests!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm
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I love having these little creatures living in my bug hotels
They are the bestest of guests!
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
very cool. I had one of those, but nothing ever occupied it.
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You need to put it on the south side of a building. They need the sun to warm them up in the winter so they can do ‘bee’ things and to tell them when it’s time to get busy in the Spring. Any other side they will ignore.
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How cool! Hubby explained to me what the little creatures are and their purpose. ❤
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Yes. Our natural native bee pollinators 🙂
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Bees? Or….
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Mason Bees
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I put two two of those out last spring and I got woodpeckers pecking at them… maybe next year the little mason bees will decide they are okay…
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Maybe a screen so the birds can’t feast?
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You have some very sweet guests.
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Yes!! They do a mighty job
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Oona: “Bugs! Oona loves bugs! Also lizards, snails, birds, bits of fuzz …”
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You are a cutie!!
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Cute houses and the pollinators need a hotel!
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They do.
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Wonderful accommodation for welcome guests 🙂
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Yes! 🙂
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