FAQ - frequently asked questions about Insect Nesting Aids

Where should I hang my Insect Nesting Aid?

There are no hard and fast rules for siting but care should be taken to select a sunny site that is protected from wind and rain. Examples of good sites include allotment sheds, pergolas, walls, gardens and even balconies up to the third or fourth floor.

Who lives in the Nesting Boxes?

Hymenoptera such as Wild Bees, Sand Wasps and Common Wasps.
We offer special nesting boxes for bumblebees, hornets and lacewings.

Are these species dangerous?

All the species that will use these nesting aids are peaceful and completely harmless to humans and pets!

Do I need to clean my Insect Nesting Aid?

No, These devices are maintenance-free, please do not try to clean, since you might destroy intact cells. Nesting aids should also be left outside during the winter because otherwise the Insects will emerge from their winter hiding places too early and die.