Bug box

Well, it’s summer now, and for many of us that means bug season! There are few better ways to instill a love and respect of the natural world in your younglin’ than letting him or her collect…

Pottery Barn Kids National Geographic Bug House Worms, butterflies, caterpillars and more will delight children as they observe them in this mesh-screened house.

Use pieces of plastic mesh to make a bug box! Cut six squares of mesh, cut out a rectangle from one piece of mesh for a door and cut a rectangle of mesh slightly larger than the door hole. Use a piece

Tower containing living wall and bug boxes or insect hotels. “Future Nature” Garden, by Ark Design Management Ltd, RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2009.

I love watching kids discover bugs outside in the grass. Let’s make a bug box with them to identify those bugs and observe them more closely!

These up-cycled bug boxes give you and the kids a chance to learn more about the bugs around you!

We made plenty of mistakes in making this collection. AND we learned more then our mistakes. That's probably why we keep doing it? We are avid bug collectors as our family hobby - Learn more at areyousureaboutthatblog.blogspot.com

This sweet little wooden bug box is perfect for displaying your leaves, bugs and flowers. It has different sizes and magnifications for different finds. 7 different compartments in three sizes.

my favourite moths!! (Small Emperor moths!) here’s another piece that will be included in my ‘BUG BESTIES’ collection. I’ve shared this on my stories a BUNCH but I hope you’re not bored of it yet! 😅 bugs deserve friends too!! #entomology #entomologyart #oddities #mothsofinstagram #mothsmatter #odditiesandcuriosities #bugtaxidermy #taxidermy #vultureculture #whimsical #goblincore #curiocabinet

Building insect hotels may support beneficial bugs for birds.