To Mow, or Not to Mow?
Stand in any British garden, and you’ll see a living, breathing tapestry of life, hedgerows buzzing, birds singing, and flowers nodding in the bree...
In winter, long cold nights and short daylight hours make natural food hard to find. Frozen ground and water leave birds at real risk of starvation. Keeping feeders topped up with energy-rich food can genuinely be the difference between life and death for your garden birds.
There’s something magical about robins in winter, splashes of red against frosted branches. Cheerful song even on the coldest morning. Robins don’t migrate, they brave our gardens all year-round, so give them a helping hand with energy-rich food, fresh water and safe shelter.
Winter is tough on all our garden visitors - foxes, squirrels, badgers and countless unseen creatures struggling as natural food disappears. A little support goes a long way: safe water, nourishing food and sheltered corners can help them through the coldest months. Explore our winter wildlife essen
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Stand in any British garden, and you’ll see a living, breathing tapestry of life, hedgerows buzzing, birds singing, and flowers nodding in the bree...
Currently there is a lot of discussion, even controversy regarding supplementary bird feeding advice during the summer months. Issues such as disea...
Today I’m sharing one of my favourite winter surprises: the sudden, almost explosive arrival of a mixed flock in the garden. One moment the branche...
This blog explores the hidden world of British garden wildlife active after dark. From foraging hedgehogs and silent owls to deer, bats, and mice, ...
We often begin by feeding the birds - it’s simple, immediate, and rewarding. But what I really love about a wildlife garden is when it goes beyond ...
I remember when the sight of a goldfinch was a moment to cherish. Rarely if ever seen in the garden, they would only ever visit during February, an...