--- product_id: 47963839 title: "Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House - Pollinator Bee Management System" brand: "wildlife world" price: "B/.144" currency: PAB in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Wildlife World" url: https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/47963839-wildlife-world-interactive-wooden-bee-house-pollinator-bee-management-system store_origin: PA region: Panama --- # FSC-certified eco timber Pre-drilled nesting holes South-facing optimal placement Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House - Pollinator Bee Management System **Brand:** wildlife world **Price:** B/.144 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🐝 Elevate your garden’s buzz with nature’s hardest workers! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House - Pollinator Bee Management System by wildlife world - **How much does it cost?** B/.144 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.pa](https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/47963839-wildlife-world-interactive-wooden-bee-house-pollinator-bee-management-system) ## Best For - wildlife world enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted wildlife world brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Garden Glamour:** Modern rustic aesthetic enhances your outdoor space while supporting vital pollinators. - • **Eco-Chic Habitat:** Crafted from FSC-certified timber for sustainable style and durability. - • **Effortless Setup:** No assembly required—just mount on a sunny, south-facing wall or fence and watch nature thrive. - • **Bee-Friendly Design:** Precisely sized holes attract solitary bees like mason and leafcutter species, boosting your garden’s pollination game. - • **Interactive Learning:** Stacking trays and an openable lid let you observe the fascinating bee life cycle up close. ## Overview The Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House is a ready-to-use, FSC-certified timber habitat designed to attract solitary bees such as mason and leafcutter species. Featuring pre-drilled holes and an openable design for educational observation, it supports pollination of flowers, fruits, and vegetables. Its eco-friendly, modern rustic style fits seamlessly into any garden, requiring no assembly and optimal placement in warm, sunny, south-facing locations. Perfect for environmentally conscious gardeners seeking to boost biodiversity and enjoy a hands-on nature experience. ## Description Durable, FSC-certified timber hive with precisely sized holes attracts non-swarming solitary bees, providing a safe, educational habitat to support pollination. Review: Well Made, Great Design and Brilliant For Bees. - The Wildlife World Solitary Bee Hive is an excellent, robust and well-designed resource and haven for your garden and home. I say the word 'haven' because it is just that a safe haven for solitary bees. The price is very fair for this hive which is made from good quality timber. It should, with a little forethought and care last you years and provide a nest for the bees as well as giving your flowers, garden and fruits a big boost whilst doing nature a big favour. The box is robust and requires no maintenance. To locate I would have it about 1 to 2 metres high on a warm wall or fence facing South- South East. Ideally close to flowing trees or plants. I located mine under the eaves if the roof to ensure the box is protected from the worst of the weather, snow or rain. That is really all you need to know it is a worthwhile and thoughtful investment- as a gift it is brilliant. Now the next bit is a little anecdotal and not essential to read but where else can I write this? About ten years ago I was fortunate to work as a supply teacher in a school in Stallingborough. We were doing a project on mini-beasts and I found the school had a professionally made 'solitary bees' hive. I screwed it to the wall on the classroom wall and was amazed that within a day the hive was used. During the rest of the next few months the hive was full. Now I considered myself quite well read on Mini-beasts – as a Primary Teacher I needed to be. But the hive and actually being able to observe the bees first hand was totally educating. The children learned a great deal too. If you have no idea what solitary bees are like you can 'google ' the subject yourself. But this is far better you get the opportunity to see and attract the bees first hand. Now solitary bees don't sting so they are safe for children, adults and the elderly alike. This hive will attract Orchard/Mason bees early in the season (the bees use mud to seal the grubs and eggs) later the holes will be used by leafcutter bees that use leaves rather than mud to seal theirs. Now I was amazed at just how small and ant-like solitary bees are. You really can see how the two species evolved from the same genus in the far past. By installing this box you really are helping wildlife so give your self a pat on the back and congratulate yourself. Thanks for reading. PostScript. I repositioned my beehive about 1-metre high on a South Facing Wall of the House. This was at the end of April. Within 2 days solitary bees started using the holes. Other 'hives' longs drilled with holes and cut bamboo canes have just been ignored. The key is location location location. Warm wall, and sunny South facing. I've enclosed a few photos showing close ups of the holes 7 filled by Mason Bees the 8th by leaf cutter. The hive is in constant use. PSS. One year later the bees have hatched. The males are the first to hatch and frantically try to break into the cells containing the females so they can mate. But the problem is that the new females have begun to lay a new brood so it is hard to know if and when to clean out the hive. Latest problem is a woodpecker has attacked the nesting holes in an attempt to eat the larva. Nature in the raw. Ppps. Noticed all the 'new hives' I put up have been used but this one seemed to have holes everywhere. I took the box apart and found that none of the holes had been reused. Could this because of the 'debris' left behind by this years hatchlings? Or the fact the all the bees seemed to be disturbed by the males/ I have cleaned out the tubes and place the box in the shed and plan to put it up early in the new year. Review: Solitary Beehive Gift Review - Bought this solitary beehive for my sister’s birthday as she loves creating a natural, wildlife friendly garden and she absolutely loved it! I’d wrongly assumed it would need assembling, so I was pleasantly surprised to find it was ready to go straight out of the box. It’s a lovely size and really cute. The only small downside is that some of the wood around the little holes is a little rough, so she’s going to gently sand them down to make sure the bees’ wings don’t get damaged. She actually said it was the best present she received, so I’m very happy! A lovely gift for anyone who enjoys encouraging wildlife into their garden. Would definitely recommend 🐝 ## Features - Warning:Not suitable for children under 4 years. For use under adult supervision - SOLITARY BEE HABITAT: This bee habitat has pre-drilled holes to safely attract many nesting bee species, such as leafcutter and carpenter bees. These are a gardener's best friend. Beneficial for the pollination of flowers, fruit, and vegetables. - EDUCATIONAL: Watch the bee life cycle! Stacking trays can be opened and examined. The lid opens so you can see inside. Create a natural, eco-friendly "beehive" habitat and enjoy watching the solitary bee's life cycle. - SAFE FOR CHILDREN & PETS: Mason bees are friendly, industrious, and non-aggressive wild bees. They enhance the productivity of your garden and attract bees to the habitat, rather than cracks in your patio or home. - BENEFICIAL & BEAUTIFUL: Charming, attractive house design looks great in the garden and can be mounted on a wall or a fence. Ideal for those who love the environment, and natural, functional outdoor decor. - EASY TO USE: Help the bees! Place above the ground in a warm, sunny south-facing position. Ideally, near plenty of nectar-rich flowers, plants and trees. Mason bees work harder than other bees and are extra beneficial for your plants. - INNOVATIVE DESIGN: Made of eco-friendly FSC-certified timber. Simple to install. Plastic-free and no assembly required. Bees not included. - TRUST THE EXPERTS: Wildlife World has studied solitary bees for 20 years. We have tried and tested many habitats for you to choose from. We offer all the essentials for solitary bees to enable you to build your own quality bee hotels and homes. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001HIYW44 | | Best Sellers Rank | 6,364 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 2 in Bee Houses | | Brand | Wildlife World | | Brand Name | Wildlife World | | Colour | Natural | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 3,369 Reviews | | Dog Breed Size | All | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00679505000558 | | Included Components | 1 Solitary Bee Hive | | Is Assembly Required | No | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 16.5D x 18W x 18H centimetres | | Item Type Name | Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House -- Pollinator Bee Management System | | Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds | | Item weight | 1.1 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Wildlife World | | Manufacturer Part Number | SBH1 | | Material | Wood | | Material Type | Wood | | Model Number | SBH1 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Product Style | Modern rustic | | Product Warranty | 1 year manufacturer | | Product dimensions | 16.5D x 18W x 18H centimetres | | Style | Modern rustic | | Target Species | Bee | | UPC | 679505000558 | | Unit Count | 1 count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Wildlife World - **Colour:** Natural - **Material:** Wood - **Product dimensions:** 16.5D x 18W x 18H centimetres - **Style:** Modern rustic ## Images ![Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House - Pollinator Bee Management System - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61uTi-AHW1L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can I paint this with the kind of paint used for fences? Or treat it with wood preserver? Or will this have a detrimental effect on the bees?** A: You can buy special beehive paint in traditional white. Amazon may have it or go to Thornes website. **Q: Where in the garden would I need to put it sunny or part shade also how high up** A: Put it on a sunny south facing wall, fence or post at least one meter above the ground. Bees don't like a spot that is to shady, wobbles or is windy. When I first put mine up after a few months it had spider webs over it. Having looked in to this it was because the place I had put it was to dark. **Q: Autumn and winter are coming now. Are they still good to be placed outside at this time of year or shall I wait until spring?** A: Hi there. I am afraid I am not an expert but my understanding is that solitary bees will have laid their eggs and used the hive spring - summer and by autumn actvity will cease and the eggs will be incubating through the winter. However, I don't see why you can't put the hive up now! Enjoy. **Q: Ive purchased loads of bee friendly plants to go with this in my small garden-are these successful in urban areas?** A: They are yes especially if you’ve got bee friendly plants to attract them. Don’t expect them to move in immediately but when they come they are great to watch especially the leaf cutters ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Made, Great Design and Brilliant For Bees. *by G***K on 13 September 2017* The Wildlife World Solitary Bee Hive is an excellent, robust and well-designed resource and haven for your garden and home. I say the word 'haven' because it is just that a safe haven for solitary bees. The price is very fair for this hive which is made from good quality timber. It should, with a little forethought and care last you years and provide a nest for the bees as well as giving your flowers, garden and fruits a big boost whilst doing nature a big favour. The box is robust and requires no maintenance. To locate I would have it about 1 to 2 metres high on a warm wall or fence facing South- South East. Ideally close to flowing trees or plants. I located mine under the eaves if the roof to ensure the box is protected from the worst of the weather, snow or rain. That is really all you need to know it is a worthwhile and thoughtful investment- as a gift it is brilliant. Now the next bit is a little anecdotal and not essential to read but where else can I write this? About ten years ago I was fortunate to work as a supply teacher in a school in Stallingborough. We were doing a project on mini-beasts and I found the school had a professionally made 'solitary bees' hive. I screwed it to the wall on the classroom wall and was amazed that within a day the hive was used. During the rest of the next few months the hive was full. Now I considered myself quite well read on Mini-beasts – as a Primary Teacher I needed to be. But the hive and actually being able to observe the bees first hand was totally educating. The children learned a great deal too. If you have no idea what solitary bees are like you can 'google ' the subject yourself. But this is far better you get the opportunity to see and attract the bees first hand. Now solitary bees don't sting so they are safe for children, adults and the elderly alike. This hive will attract Orchard/Mason bees early in the season (the bees use mud to seal the grubs and eggs) later the holes will be used by leafcutter bees that use leaves rather than mud to seal theirs. Now I was amazed at just how small and ant-like solitary bees are. You really can see how the two species evolved from the same genus in the far past. By installing this box you really are helping wildlife so give your self a pat on the back and congratulate yourself. Thanks for reading. PostScript. I repositioned my beehive about 1-metre high on a South Facing Wall of the House. This was at the end of April. Within 2 days solitary bees started using the holes. Other 'hives' longs drilled with holes and cut bamboo canes have just been ignored. The key is location location location. Warm wall, and sunny South facing. I've enclosed a few photos showing close ups of the holes 7 filled by Mason Bees the 8th by leaf cutter. The hive is in constant use. PSS. One year later the bees have hatched. The males are the first to hatch and frantically try to break into the cells containing the females so they can mate. But the problem is that the new females have begun to lay a new brood so it is hard to know if and when to clean out the hive. Latest problem is a woodpecker has attacked the nesting holes in an attempt to eat the larva. Nature in the raw. Ppps. Noticed all the 'new hives' I put up have been used but this one seemed to have holes everywhere. I took the box apart and found that none of the holes had been reused. Could this because of the 'debris' left behind by this years hatchlings? Or the fact the all the bees seemed to be disturbed by the males/ I have cleaned out the tubes and place the box in the shed and plan to put it up early in the new year. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solitary Beehive Gift Review *by A***A on 16 August 2026* Bought this solitary beehive for my sister’s birthday as she loves creating a natural, wildlife friendly garden and she absolutely loved it! I’d wrongly assumed it would need assembling, so I was pleasantly surprised to find it was ready to go straight out of the box. It’s a lovely size and really cute. The only small downside is that some of the wood around the little holes is a little rough, so she’s going to gently sand them down to make sure the bees’ wings don’t get damaged. She actually said it was the best present she received, so I’m very happy! A lovely gift for anyone who enjoys encouraging wildlife into their garden. Would definitely recommend 🐝 ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not bad but needs tinkering!! *by A***S on 14 March 2026* Item delivered quickly. However...I am sceptical as to how long it will last as the wood is cheap pine. Some of the bored holes had splinters on them which required sanding down with fine sandpaper which is not a problem but are the inspected once made. I glued thin roofing felt to the roof and painted the sides and rear with bee safe and wood preservative to prolong the life of the wood. ## Frequently Bought Together - Wildlife World Interactive Wooden Bee House - Pollinator Bee Management System - Donaldson Farms Mason Bee Attractant Spray- Lemon Grass Oil Formula for Thriving Bee Colonies Enhance Natural Beekeeping Experience, 2oz - Mason Bee Revolution: How the Hardest Working Bee Can Save the World - One Backyard at a Time --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/47963839-wildlife-world-interactive-wooden-bee-house-pollinator-bee-management-system](https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/47963839-wildlife-world-interactive-wooden-bee-house-pollinator-bee-management-system) --- *Product available on Desertcart Panama* *Store origin: PA* *Last updated: 2026-09-27*