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Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper gives the answer to: when is a worm not a worm?
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin reminisces that Swifts would always herald the summers of his childhood
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin, observes a great example of nature working in harmony around his bird table
Our guest blogger, Andrew Cooper, saw a wild otter recently which sparked a memory of his first encounter
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper on how Jays use the toxic formic acid from ants, to rejuvenate their feathers
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin discusses the impact of all the wet weather on bird decline
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper talks of the largest and last great wild landscape in southern Britain
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin discusses how, if we could all do a little bit, we can help the birds in our gardens
Guest blogger Phil Pickin has been watching clever Magpies use bird baths to moisten their dry meals
It's never too soon to think about encouraging birds to nest in your garden
To tidy or not to tidy - what do we do with the fallen leaves in our garden?
Find out more about our new partnership with the British Trust for Ornithology
Our guest blogger Andrew Cooper looks forward to the apple harvest in Devon
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin says goodbye to summer & hello to Autumn
From Scilly to Shetland, August to October, Grey Seals give birth to most of their pups. Latest blog from Andrew Cooper
Our guest blogger Phil Pickin is sorry not to see any Blue tits in his garden, but has seen more swallows, swifts and house martins than previous years