British Finches – An Identification Guide
Some are regular garden visitors, and some are more secretive, woodland dwellers, but how many have you spotted? We're here to lend you a helping hand with identifying...
Nocturnal Visitors
As the nights start to get shorter and our feathered friends begin to migrate, it's easy to believe that our gardens that were once full of chirping life...
What to feed wildlife in winter
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...
8 interesting facts about badgers
Much like the hedgehog, badgers are a staple among our British countryside. These wonderful creatures have been defended by Queen guitarist Brian May in the face of the...
The UK’s Autumn Arrivals
The time has come to wave farewell to our summer visiting feathered friends as they begin their long journeys to warmer countries where they will spend their winters....
Guide to British bees
Who doesn’t love to see a bumbling bee buzzing around their garden? These fascinating little insects are wonderful natural pollinators, and should be a welcome sight in your...
Keeping Wildlife Safe On Bonfire Night
Bonfire night is a tradition going back centuries, but it can be a dangerous time for garden wildlife. So we've put together some advice and tips to make...
Starling Murmurations
As winter begins to take hold throughout the Northern Hemisphere, our native starlings are joined by thousands of visiting starlings from Eastern Europe and Russia, flying around 1,250...
Fascinating British Wildlife
Here in Britain, we’re lucky to have a wide variety of animals living in our native woodland and rural areas, with each of them being as wonderful and...
TOP 10 FACTS ABOUT COAL TITS
Coal tits are one of the smallest birds in the British Isles, and are a much loved visitor to bird tables up and down the country. But how...
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