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Welcome to The New Hotel in Stourbridge: Welcoming bees, Spiders and Hedgehogs

Thanks to Linda Sanders for organising several bug hotels and bird boxes for use across our area – they are not only cute but will provide valuable habitat for local wildlife. They will be placed in Mary Stevens Park and by the Duke William pub where SI Stourbridge already support Stourbridge in Bloom

 

The Woodland Trust have a plethora of information about the benefits of bug houses – the link is here:

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/blog/2019/09/how-to-build-a-bug-hotel/

Decaying wood is really important for wildlife. To make a log pile, simply collect small logs, large sticks and pieces of rotting wood. Pile them up in a damp, shady area of your garden, then stuff some dead leaves in the nooks and crannies to make it cosy.

Good for: centipedes, woodlice and beetles who like to burrow into decaying wood. Log piles may also attract birds, frogs and hedgehogs looking for a tasty snack