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Could birdsong have an effect on our motivation without us even noticing? Our blogger Phil Pickin gives us his thoughts on the subject
Our guest blogger, Andrew Cooper, discusses the benefits of apples for attracting wildlife
The species that nest in our drains and their lifestyles are described below: Reed Warblers This is the bird that drainage boards are most likely to get in trouble with for destroying nests. They sing
One of the year's major, annual birding events has to be the return of migrating species like swallows. We are all saddened to see them leave in the autumn as we know, all too well, that this indicate
Ensure that the right foods are available and in the right feeders for your garden birds this Spring
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper talks about the onset of Spring for wildlife & his BBC filming experiences,
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin welcomes changes in the building industry to include bee and swift bricks as standard in some areas. More insects means more birds.
We are often asked by customers why we use plastic packaging and this is something we regularly review. We would like to share with you our current position and why we do what we do.
Read our latest blog, looking at the past year of bird-feeding
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper talks about how winter can be harsh in nature
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin is hopeful that if we all do a little to support nature, then the collective outcome can be significant
Not a subject that many people like, but in our latest blog we discuss how to deal with the problem of rats attracted to gardens by bird food
The latest from Andrew Cooper, on bird watching, filming and dinosaur ancestors
Phil Pickin, our guest blogger, discusses how we can make an immediate difference in our own homes, without the need for instructions or policies.
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin discusses the recent biodiversity report by UK statutory nature agencies, asking for greater action and investment in nature
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin reacts to the recent report from Dr Alex Lees regarding the way we feed garden birds concluding we should continue as we are - for now.