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Name:
Paul
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Solitary Bees are all around us, although most of us only notice honey bees (or thelack thereof). This should change.
All bees deserve to be encouraged and with my little project I want to show that we can increase the population of gentle non-agressive solitary bees (especially mason bees) by providing simple home-made habitats.
Join me in this project, subscribe to my updates and lets get talking about what we can do.
About Me:
 
English based in France, trying to save and promote solitary bees and any other critter that I am honoured to meet.
Hometown:
London
Country:
France
Occupation:
Web designer
Hobbies:
alternative pollinators.
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solitarybee commented on Pepper (2 weeks ago)
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Channel Comments (9)
kalacaw (2 months ago)
Paul, thanks for the sub. I am very interest in this subject, and I'm glad to connect with you.
rosmarinusofficialis (5 months ago)
I just looked at your video about the miner bee relocating and commented twice (the same words) and rated twice. Neither activity appears to have registered.
rosmarinusofficialis (5 months ago)
Thank you for subscribing, Paul. I hope you are interested in all wildlife, as I am.
solitarybee (5 months ago)
Annette real cool that your project is developing. 17 tubes sealed mean lots of bees developing next year. Hope the total is higher at the end of the season.
jonolemon (5 months ago)
Content de constater que nous ne sommes pas solitaires dans cette démarche
Great channel ! Good Job ! Thank you.
eccentricoldcow (5 months ago)
Super video Paul of the females close ups. I now have 17 nesting tubes filled and sealed.
sigma1920 (5 months ago)
hi, thx 4 sub!
ur channel is great.
greetings from jpn.
solitarybee (6 months ago)
Thanks to everyone who has subscribed to my channel.  The solitary bee expansion project is going very well in 2009, so I hope to hear from anyone interested in doing the same and those who have more questions. Cheers, Paul.
chainsawbeks (1 year ago)
Thanks for subscribing to my channel!