Did you try putting in a new couch, big screen TV, NBFL package, ( national bee football league). Just kidding. Love the video

did it work?

This is an old video that I’m just stumbling upon ❤️ I bought a little bug house today just because I thought it was pretty, I had no idea!! I ❤ this video!

Yes I also saw one in my garden while I was making a hole to put a plant in. I let it go onto a big leaf and run away which it did very quickly. I am in Richmond Surrey. I’ve never seen one before.

we have bees in our bird house this year. Should i leave them?

I also killed one that got on my hand because I was eyeing a yellow jacket and it moved on my hand, she was ok tho I made sure she was safe and hidden in the garden

A few weeks ago in my garden, I noticed a white spider in a yellow rose bush. I have to say this is the first one I have ever seen! He/she waits in the roses to catch insects. I'm living in Wales, UK.

Managed to get some finally, they're going into a water feature without sticklebacks and bird safe. My girlfriend and I have lost all our large Great Ramshorn snails to the birds. I've manage to save the tiny young from a water trough I have for the birds to drink. I'm making a habitat to bring on the froglets so they're out of danger from ants, my meadow is full of ant nets.

im interested just because i like using everything on my property instead of throwing it away or recycling. i have lots of dead tree branches to use and some arent suitable anyway for use as bench legs or wood chip mulch or stakes

I just found one in my kitchen and was able to identify it by your video. Thank you. - Ohio

I didn't know about this moth until I read _Usborne First Nature: Butterflies and Moths_ (ⓒ1980) by Barbara Cork and Rosamund Kidman Cox. It truly is a fascinating insect.

Found one in Southern Illinois, USA and was able to ID thanks to your video.

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Thank you! First year tending some tadpoles. They don't seem interested much in anything I try to feed them.

Pretty sure a CNC machine can drill many holes programmatically and dramatically increase the number of holes per piece. Maybe a chance to scale up / reduce labor. *Chainsaw + CNC machine*

Great video! I am about to do a similar repair. Could i ask which resin you used?

I leaft a bad of fine bark mulch and it became the biggest bumble bee nest ive ever encountered . Thinking about making them a better hive .

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Fantastic video thanks for taking care of the bee, and for sharing the video!

Excellent job. Even the analysis of hole occupancy rates with varying heights from the ground and insect populations is also interesting

This whole video is lovely. Good on you. Souls like this make the world a better place

I was just under my Hong Kong orchid tree in Phoenix Arizona and I felt a tickle on my arm and one of these guys was hitching a ride

Really trying to find these red albino Great Ramshorn, want to start a breeding colony and share with the locals. Had them years ago, I think the fish ate the young so they died off. I remember the jackdaws used to lift them out of the pond. Maybe because of the red parts, they didn't eat them. I'd jut put them back. I had a fish free pond now and also built one at my girlfriends. She's got her first frog spawn this spring, pond dug in lockdown.

Well done Steve, I applaud you for all of the right things that you do for all wildlife. I hope to see more about the frogs and hopefully more videos about the bees.

I, for one, welcome our new frog overlords.

Not to be that guy… ain’t that illegal?

I love your little missions haha ^^

Good job buddy 😊❤

What a lovely little fish you saved

Seems to me that this stuff just breaks down faster which is probably worse for the environment lol i cant find anything, woukd have thought eco friendly string trimmer line would be standard by now but nope, i guess we just have to polute it up ay! Breathe in those micro plastics ay why not might just swallow the whole reel fugit use it insteadof spagetti shel be roight maaate, on a more serious note how hard could it be to invent bio degradebable line.. seriously.. owel i guess cant have everything perfect i guess its a cruel world afterall, atleast im Living in the days of dr greger so my diets on point

What glue are you using? Does it matter? Thank you

A very nice job.

There are many species of small white spiders, and not all of them are poisonous. In fact, most spiders are not dangerous to humans. However, it is always a good idea to be cautious around spiders and avoid touching them, especially if you are not familiar with the species. If you are concerned about a particular spider, it is best to contact a local pest control or wildlife expert for advice.

What are the dimensions of the 2 pieces of wood you glued together?

Actually the ones in my room are big and move pretty fast. So far in the comments, people are saying white crab spiders are small

Are they poisonous? I found a few in my bedroom. I keep the slider door open when I'm home so the dogs can come in and out

Go to any pet shop and ask for some "dirty litter" from a mouse or hamster cage.

I found a pink one this morning, they are so gorgeous. ❤ from south Africa

in my garden today. in belguim ......bruuuuhhhhh i was terrify

Just found one in my garden in Maine, USA, hiding in the chocolate mint: white with light purple markings to blend in ♡ Lovely little creature.

I’m in Massachusetts and had one on my trash can 0:29

That is the loudest intro ever O.o

Do they eat anything else besides groundsel and ragwort? The ones I found have exhausted a pathetic little ragwort plant growing randomly on my drive and now they've ran out of food. Also, it's my understanding that they will turn into cocoons and emerge next spring?

Thank you for the video. Some commentary would have made a huge difference though. Good luck with your channel!

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I just caught one and i searched "white small spider" to see if i can find info about it.. since it isn't venomous im gonna release it 😅

hey how long untill they become moth? im thinging to get a plant in the pot and put on the window outside and see if they become a moth

Did they come back to the box the next year?

I just found one in my bird box. Ohio, USA.

Really great video!