Our guest blogger Phil Pickin looks at the aspects of rewilding bird species and how the changed landscape can cause debate

Our guest blogger Alice Hunter looks at how non-migrating birds prepare for the change in season

Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper descibes the rare sight of watching an owl take a shower

Every autumn, millions of birds take to the skies as summer visitors leave and winter migrants arrive. But behind these incredible journeys is a vital process that often goes unnoticed: the autumn moult.

As we head further into Autumn, our summer birds have left the farm and we’re waiting for our winter visitors to arrive

All change on the farm now the rain is back – 45mm on the farm in late August, compared to only 2.2mm during June to early August

Heatwaves can be tough on hedgehogs, making food and water harder to find just when they need to build up reserves for winter. Discover simple ways to make your garden safer and more welcoming for hedgehogs.

Heatwaves can leave birds struggling as insects, berries and natural seeds become scarce. Simple changes to your garden can help wildlife survive the summer heat.

Our guest blogger Alice Hunter focusses on the Long-tailed tit this month

Nicholas’ latest update from the farm

Alice Hunter, our guest blogger, focusses on the Yellowhammer this month

Encouraging wildlife into our gardens is a rewarding experience, and by cleaning and refilling your bird bath, you are playing a direct role in UK wildlife conservation.

Sunflowers (more formally known as Helianthus annuus) are spectacular, colourful flowers that are known for being both easy to grow and reaching great heights in gardens and outdoor spaces.

According to a recent study, Blackcaps are thought to be one of a few species of birds that play a part in polinating trees

Our guest blogger Phil discusses the use of AI in tracking hedgehogs

Nicholas reports back about his travels by train to the Artic Circle

Cuckoos are on their way south