Category: Exterior y Jardín
Aquí se ilustran 13 insectos comunes de jardín sobre madera contrachapada, alojados en su propio hotel de insectos. El set incluye: caracol, mariposa, mariquita, polilla, oruga, lombriz, araña, abejorro, saltamontes, mosca, ciervo volante, libélula y escarabajo sagrado. Cada pieza lleva su nombre impreso en la parte inferior.
My daughter spent a whole afternoon identifying each of the 13 bugs on the plywood panels before we even hung it up. The little compartments are perfect for giving them a cozy home, and it looks great tucked into our flower bed.
We mounted this on a fence post near the flower bed, and my daughter has already identified a real bumble bee buzzing around the illustrated one on the plywood. The 13 different bug illustrations are clear enough for her to match them to actual garden visitors.
The plywood illustrations are so clear that my daughter could name all 13 bugs before dinner. We hung it by the garden and the kids actually loved spotting each creature outside afterward.
My kids spent an entire afternoon identifying each garden bug on the plywood before we hung it up. The caterpillar and snail illustrations are so detailed, they actually look like the real thing.
The plywood illustrations are beautifully detailed and made it easy for my kids to match bugs to their rooms. We placed ours under the rose bush and already spotted a ladybird checking in.
My daughter spent a whole afternoon identifying the bugs with the included guide, and the plywood construction feels solid enough to survive being moved around the garden. Each little bug compartment is a fun surprise to open and check on.
I set this up in our garden and the kids have been spotting the illustrated bugs every morning. The plywood is sturdy enough to hold up to a little rain, and the ladybird and caterpillar are their favorites so far.
My kids love identifying the bugs on this little plywood house, and the caterpillar and ladybird are already getting visitors in the garden. It's held up well through a couple of rain showers too.
The kids have been spotting the different bugs on the hotel and matching them to the illustrations, which is much more engaging than I expected. The plywood feels good quality and each little creature is clearly labeled.
My kids are already obsessed with spotting the real bugs that match each compartment—the caterpillar and ladybird are their favorites. It’s sturdy enough to hang on the fence, and I love that it teaches them about garden wildlife without any screens.