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Mason Bee Condos
Topic Started: Feb 19 2014, 09:58 AM (106 Views)
Dana
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WWS Hummingbird Guru & Wildlife photographer extrordinaire
It really sounds as if sales are being discouraged on this site but they are very free with their info on the topic. Many images as you scroll down.
As I biked past a neighbour's, loaded down with groceries yesterday, I noticed her outside doing something and asked her about it when we met in town this morning. She suggested this site as a good way to explain what she was up to. She has also inveigled a good man to do the work of cutting out blocks with grooves so that they can put up some of these home made condos at a local school.


https://sites.google.com/site/hutchingsbeeservice/mason-bee-condos-for-sale
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FuzzyO
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Very interesting!
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Kahu
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We have mason bees here of course ... but for educational purposes the Weta is the prime specimen.

A Weta (full name wetapunga = god of ugly things) is a unique NZ insect ... older than than the dinosaurs, and like the short-tailed bat takes the mouse (mammal) niche in NZ ecology. It is a kind of grasshopper and can jump, and looks really fearsome (but isn't) and makes a scratching, grating, sound when disturbed. Weta Workshop made all the intricate props for the LOTR and Hobbit movies.

Weta Hotel
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The Wottenwood Weta Song
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