Pollinator Hotel - Erskineville, NSW, Australia
S 33° 54.775 E 151° 10.952
56H E 331979 N 6246012
This rusty metal pipe feature of Sydney City Farm has a variety of sizes
Waymark Code: WM11Y2W
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 01/08/2020
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The shortish pieces of rusty steel pipe range from 10cm diameter to 40cm diameter, with quite a few of the smaller pipes having a collection of sticks placed in the. The pipes are placed in an arc of the semi-circular 'lookout' over the wetland. A printed sign on a sandstone block has the following information on the display:
POLLINATOR INSECT
FEATURE
"Pollinators are insects that move pollen among flowers, which helps form seeds and fruits.
"Native bees, butterflies, wasps, flies and beetles are all important pollinators. They keep plants growing and green spaces healthy.
"These creatures prefer habitats with small holes and crevices that provide shelter and hiding places. Habitats can be created with mud, bricks, pipes, twigs and logs.
"We're placing some of these features in our pollinator insect feature and will monitor them to make sure that it stays healthy."
Location: Sydney City Farm, Bunmurra Wetland, Sydney Park Road, Erskineville, NSW, 2043 Australia
Visited: 1826, Sunday, 20 October, 2019