R210.00–R375.02Price range: R210.00 through R375.02
Providing a safe place for solitary bees to live and breed.
Bee hotels are made from untreated (so as not drive the bees away with toxic fumes) pine with multiple, different sized holes drilled into one face. The size of the holes have been informed through research and experimentation and each size is perfectly suited to specific species of solitary bees. The holes mimic the natural holes the solitary bees would find in nature. Usually these holes are made by other insects in dead wood, as most solitary bees (carpenter bees are an exception) cannot create their own holes. The holes offer a safe place for solitary bees to rest and breed.
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BirdLife South Africa’s 38th Birding Big Day (BBD) will take place on Saturday 3 December 2022.Birding Big Day Badges
Four cloth badges are included in a donation of R350.00.
For further details about Birding Big Day 2022, please click HERE
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Captivating locally made stationery. Proudly South African designs.
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Magnetic Bloc Notepad Blue Crane
Magnetic Bloc Notepad Shy Hoopoe
Magnetic Bloc Notepad Kingfisher
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Branded: BirdLife South Africa
Design: Original Blue Lagoon
THE BOTTLE IS THE MESSAGE
Every minute a truckload of plastic waste enters our oceans. In that same minute 1 million single-use plastic bottles are purchased. Dopper created a reusable water bottle that is putting single-use ones out of business. To turn the tide on plastic pollution with a uniquely recognisable bottle design with stunning good looks and a Silver Cradle certification for the Dopper original bottle.
Each bottle cap doubles as a cup.
Each bottle sold helps Dopper raise awareness about plastic pollution, support education programmes and kick- start clean drinking projects in Nepal.
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The brightly coloured Birdy BibTM collar cover makes your cat highly visible to birds.
Just thread your own cats 'clip' collar through!
Durable, colourful, washable fabric. No two are the same and colours will be different to the advertised pictures.
These historic bird paintings by renowned avian illustrator Claude Finch-Davies were done in the early 1900s, when he was based in the Pondoland area of South Africa's Eastern Cape.
A soldier by profession, Finch-Davies had arrived in SA from England in 1893, and by the time of his death in 1920 had produced almost 1,000 bird paintings from around SA and Namibia.
His paintings have featured in a number of books and ornithological journals, including Major Boyd Horsbrugh's 1912 work, 'The game birds and waterfowl of South Africa'.
Most of his collection is housed in the National Museum of Natural History in Pretoria, with whose permission these cards are published. Heritage Prints has also partnered with Birdlife South Africa, who will direct a portion of the proceeds to their conservation initiatives.
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