Small, delicate and beautiful, most of Britain's butterfly species have declined dramatically in the last 50 years. Human activity - namely intensive agriculture and deforestation - has led to the destruction of many important habitats such as ancient woodlands, heathland and flower-rich meadows. Planting butterfly friendly shrubs and bushes in your garden and putting up a hibernation box could help.
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With many traditional butterfly habitats disappearing at an alarming rate, this hibernation box will provide butterflies with a place to spend the winter nights.
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Ideal if you are considering attracting insects for the first time as this twin-habitat nest box is designed to accommodate both butterflies and solitary bees.
The bees will help pollinate your plants and trees too!
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Everything you need to attract and learn about butterflies. Includes the Butterfly Hibernation Box, Guide to the Butterflies of Britain ID chart and Butterfly Gardening book - saving you £3.70 on the combined RRPs.
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Many gardeners would like to encourage butterflies to visit and breed in their gardens. This book shows you what to grow to provide them with nectar, how to encourage them to breed, and how to manage your garden in a butterfly-friendly way.
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This colourful and informative laminated chart includes illustrations of more than 50 different butterfly species, plus information on their life cycles, behaviour and conservation.
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Butterflies have four stages to their life cycle: egg-caterpillar-pupabutterfly. This full-colour laminated chart shows the caterpillars of 57 butterfly species, providing clear illustrations and information about distribution, food plants and life cycle of each species.
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An ideal guide for beginners, as well as for more experienced butterfly enthusiasts. It includes information on all our resident and migrant species of butterfly, plus illustrations showing all stages of the life cycle, all presented in an accessible, eas
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Children love this kit! Watching the live caterpillars change into Painted Lady Butterflies then releasing them back to nature is fascinating.
Includes a reusable habitat (30cm tall), feeding pipette and instructions. On receipt of your Grow Kit, send off for your caterillars enclosing a cheque for postage & packing for £2.00. Ages 4 and over.
Please note: caterpillars are only despatched between March and September.
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Shows 103 species of day flying macro moths, including a few very common species that are not strictly day flying but are regularly disturbed from vegetation by day. Illustrations show adult moths at lifesize, with a small number at x1.25, in their natural resting postures.
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A range of books all about Birds, Butterflies, Bugs and Garden Wildlife aimed at 8-12 year olds.
Available individually or you can buy all 4 titles and save £4.99 on the combined RRP.
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Back by popular demand!
Humane and simple to use, the BugAway helps you remove unwelcome creepy-crawlies without killing them - and all at arms length.
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