I can imagine someone cruising down the street, doing a double take and possibly wrecking their vehicle.

That's so kind.

I WANT CHICKENS SO I CAN GET THEM THIS

The dogs randomly charge about the board when they get the zoomies. The cats don't move unless they feel like it. The cats always win because they always get their way.

My dad has that on his car

I need one with an expanding belly cavity too

I want to see the eskimo roll on that thing.

As a person who knows nothing of gardening, I have to ask: won't the plants drown if the rain pour heavily for a while?

Bro Probably like only 2 people own it

Every house should have one of this

This reminds me of running man.

Yes!!! I once lied down in a hammock next to a river and found my butt covered with mosquito bites afterwards. They stung me right through the hammock. Hadn't applied the repellent to my butt :-D

It seems he really is a wanker.

I need this for my bunny even though he have already some tents he never use.

Forbidden defibrillator

I would never get out. Well, except for food and biological functions.

I respect the bees but no

I live in a 16th century stone cottage. Masonry bees live in the crevices and holes in the stone. My honeybees live in the hives in my garden. Bumble bees live underground in my floor garden. I love bees.

These are homes for solitary bees. You're not going to get a colony of 10000 in your house, even if these were open at both ends, which they're not.

These bricks don't allow the bees into the wall cavity. We had bees in our cavity wall one year, it was really no big deal.

These bricks are only open at one end, they won't get into your walls. Solitary bees just lay their eggs in tubes, seal them off and then go. The bees hatch out (again, at the front as the back is sealed) and then they go too. It's not the same as having a hive (honeybees) or a colony (bumblebees). Also, it's fun to see what they have sealed the holes with (mud, leaves) because it can tell you what sort of bee it is.

bee bricks for the bees knees

My luck mine would fill up with mud wasps.

Great idea. Best to use in a fence, not your house.

Use em to Make a Brick garden for flowers away from where you hang out on your yard

My tryptophobia...

It's the other way around here. Bee clamps(restrictors) in ventilation walls, bit insect hotels in your garden.

Save the bees! 🐝

We need to support honey bees more. We need them drastically and they are incredibly docile and even friendly creatures they will never sting unless you give them reason to. They don't wanna die.

Also wasps and roaches probably

Mason bees... they don't even have stingers and they're fantastic pollinators

He'll to the no!

This could be useful; a whole column of these on your property where you don’t go and don’t mow near. 🤔

It's all fine and dandy until the hornets try to make a move.

Yes! Great idea.

Right… no spider nests at all..

Bee can you rate this for us also no get this away from my house

Not as part of my house. If you want to give mason bees a home just drill holes in wood and mount wherever.

A similar product are the paper straw bundles for bee homes. Nice to see more people recognizing the precious relationship between bees and our food.

Not in your wall, you knucklehead!

And then you enjoy the harvested brick stone honey?

Ok! But let's put it on YOUR house instead of mine.

no

Oh I love this, but could just as well drill holes in existing bricks. Wouldn't be as smooth though.