Tag archives: Surrey

Adding to our Homes for Nature network, we installed a combination of bird boxes for robins and tits, bug hotels for all sorts of insect life, and creature cages. In winter these will offer a place for hibernation of invertebrates, in spring safe spaces and refuges for ground feeding birds, and in summer nesting places …

Continue reading “Lingfield Railway Station, Surrey”

Adding to our Homes for Nature network, we installed a combination of bird boxes for robins and tits, bug hotels for all sorts of insect life, and creature cages. In winter these will offer a place for hibernation of invertebrates, in spring safe spaces and refuges for ground feeding birds, and in summer nesting places …

Continue reading “Hurst Green Railway Station, Surrey”

Adding to our Homes for Nature network, we installed a combination of bird boxes for robins and tits, bug hotels for all sorts of insect life, and creature cages. In winter these will offer a place for hibernation of invertebrates, in spring safe spaces and refuges for ground feeding birds, and in summer nesting places …

Continue reading “Carshalton Beeches Railway Station, Surrey”

In our ongoing project with Govia Thameslink to enrich the bio-diversity of their stations, we have installed Homes for Nature – each with hibernacula, bird boxes and our signature bug hotels.

Thames Ditton Railway Station is quite the pollinator-friendly habitat. Railings lined with flower boxes, planted up wheelbarrows and this impressive Bee Friendly bug hotel. You’ll find it at the entrance to the station – filled with logs, branches, hollow twigs and more, it’s the perfect place of bugs, beetles and solitary bees to overwinter. You’ll …

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Hinchley Wood Residents’ Association approached us for help in making their local station more bee friendly. We have installed this long planter between the new and well-used bike rack and the station entrance. The Residents Association is keeping it watered and tended.