It can be an issue when the bee hotels are larger and it’s better to have a number of smaller ones which is more like mimicking the natural nesting sites and materials

Placement can be important, you want to make sure the ends of the tubes are facing the north/north east in a sunny area?

I agree with Cormac. Lipotriches sp.

How fantastic! Thanks for showing me around Cormac

Add me on LinkedIn I have a good post on it with the summaries and the links to info George Clancy lester

There’s plenty of other awesome native plants that are great for pollinators but I based this list also on those which are usually available from native plant nurseries, and tried to include genera from across Australia. 🇦🇺

#PollinatorPlants
#NativePlants
#BeeFriendly

3. Literature and research on host taxa of native bees 📖 🧐
4. @bee.babette_performer book Creating a haven for native bees 💐
5. The Aussie Bee website created by Anne and Les Dollin 💻
6. Bee Aware of your native bees Facebook group resources 📝
7. @meganhalcroft and bees business resources 📑

Create a thriving habitat for pollinators by planting these species, featuring my native favorites which will provide essential food and shelter🪵🌺🌿

I made this list from
1. Personal observations 👀 of native bees, birds and insects
2. All the online content I’ve seen of pollinators visiting flowers