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Preparing Your Garden For Autumn(Post)
As we approach autumn, we are set to see some new flying visitors in our gardens. However, due to migration patterns and colder weather setting in, don’t be worried if you start to see few
The Ultimate Guide to Deterring Garden Pests Naturally(Post)How to protect your garden from animals Garden pests. What can a wildlife loving gardener do when their peaceful haven has been taken over by rabbits, squirrels, cats and other furry creatures who li
Willow Tit(Page)The Ultimate Guide to the Willow Tit What is the Willow Tit and what do they look like? The Willow tit is a small bird between the size of a great tit and a blue tit, with a large black cap which...
8 Easy Ways to Attract Woodpeckers to Your Garden(Post)Woodpeckers are among the most interesting birds known for their drumming sound and bright colours. Many of us have heard their sound while enjoying a day in the garden or a family picnic in the woods
20 most common garden birds(Post) Coal Tit(Page)Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Coal Tit A resident of coniferous woodlands, the coal tit (scientific name Periparus ater) is a small and lively bird that is known to be somewhat restless...
Garden and nature crafts you can do with the kids(Post)Crafts for kids. There are so many outdoor activities and garden-themed crafts that you can share with your kids. Not only are such activities healthy for the body, but they also enrich the mind and p
Water For Wildlife(Post)In summer it can be harder for wildlife to source water. All wildlife needs water for drinking and also to stay cool especially when it’s hot in summer and they are burning more energy. You can
Garden Tasks for the First Day of Autumn(Post)Garden tasks for autumn Garden tasks for autumn. In the blink of an eye, summer is all over! Now we are faced with the colder, fresher months of autumn and it’s time to change things up in the garden
Autumn Wildlife Care Tips(Post)Autumn wildlife care tips. It's autumn! This means that things are changing in nature, leaves are changing colour, the nights are getting longer, and the temperature is dropping. These changes
Keeping Wildlife Safe On Bonfire Night (Post)With Bonfire Night right on our doorstep, it’s only right that we are wrapping up, putting on our cosiest coats and hats and getting prepared to venture out to our gardens, or an extravagant firewor
New Years resolutions for birders(Post)New years resolution for birders New years resolution for birders. Around this time of year, many of us will be thinking ahead to 2018 and what it might bring. With the New Year comes resolutions too
