Whilst trees and shrubs enhance our gardens visually, they can also be a food source and nesting site for birds. Read our simple guide about the wider value of certain trees and shrubs are for birds and other wildlife.
It's never too late to learn something new and improve mental health too - by guest blogger Phil PIckin
A recent study by the University of Sussex has shown a clear link between flea and tick treatments used for cats, dogs and livestock, and the negative impact on the breeding success for birds
Read our latest blog about the best type of feeder to choose for your garden birds
Andrew Cooper, one of our guest bloggers, has a charming tale about the rarely seen on mainland red squirrel
Nicholas discusses the increase in price for fresh produce in this month's newsletter
Our guest blogger Alice Hunter discusses the symbology of birds in Renaissance altarpieces and how Valentine's Day became associated with 'lovebirds'
Read our guide to maintain essential feeder hygiene to protect the birds we feed in our gardens from diseases
The UK winter months see a very large increase in Starling numbers, which creates the huge flocks that then perform murmurations at dusk
From our guest blogger Alice Hunter - will you take part in the RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch?
Nicholas has been looking back through his diaries and notes that the decline in wildlife has been catastrophic compared to 40 years ago.
Our guest blogger Alice gives us an idea of which birds we might see over winter
There are about 400 Wigeon on our wetland, plus a small flock of Redshank
