Happy Beaks Blog

To celebrate the fantastic work of wildlife-loving birders, Happy Beaks has been speaking to those who champion, photograph, and generously share their birdwatching tips with others. We recently...

A delicate fabric of bird song floats in the air, The smell of wet wild earth is everywhere - Sara Teasdale June marks the beginning of summer and the end of...

Birdsong foamed in the hour-before-dawn garden. - David Mitchell May is the most magical of months. Day by day, the countryside is beginning to transform. Lanes are lined with cow...

"I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose, I would always greet it in a garden" - Ruth Stout April is here, and nesting season is well underway! Here...

To celebrate the fantastic work of wildlife-loving birders, Happy Beaks is catching up with those who share their amazing photographs and practical birdwatching tips with others. We recently...

We're into a fresh new year, and as we start to look ahead to spring, now is the time to start preparing our gardens for returning wildlife. If...

Came the Spring with all its splendour, All its birds and all its blossoms, All its flowers and leaves and grasses. – Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Spring is in the air, the first flushes of blossom adorn the trees...

It seems that every year, month, week and day is now dedicated to something or other, and that’s not always a bad thing! Any reason to dedicate...

To celebrate the fantastic work of wildlife-loving birders, Happy Beaks is catching up with those who share their amazing photographs and practical birdwatching tips with others. We recently...

The British public love nature. By browsing on social media platforms or looking at the TV schedule, you can see what we mean. It seems that more and...

In summer, lots of us enjoy nature and wildlife, making bird feeders, building bug hotels, erecting nesting boxes, filling ponds and planting wildflowers. But how do you support...

A combination of bird food, fresh water and shelter are a good way to encourage local birds to visit your garden. But if you’re looking for tried-and-tested advice...