Bringing Wildlife To Your Garden One Step At A Time
February Tasks To Do In Your Wildlife Garden As we step into February, many gardeners in the UK may think of hanging up their gardening gloves until the winter months are over. Lots of people choose to tiny up at the end of Autumn and then start using their gardens again come Spring to Summer….
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Introduction to Bird Habitats Creating bird-friendly habitats in our gardens and communities holds significant importance in supporting bird populations and promoting biodiversity. As urbanisation continues to expand, many birds face challenges in finding suitable environments that provide the essential elements for their survival. By focusing on planting native shrubs and trees, we can make a…
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Why Birds Need Water Nothing beats sitting watching the birds that visit your garden on a nice sunny day, having a good splash around in a bird bath or wildlife pond. Water is an essential resource for birds. Just like any other living organism, birds require hydration to maintain bodily functions. A regular supply of…
Understanding the Risks: Diseases in Birds Maintaining bird feeders in a clean condition is essential to prevent the spread of various diseases that can afflict birds. Failure to regularly clean feeders can result in unsanitary conditions that facilitate the transmission of pathogens among avian species. Some of the most common diseases affecting birds due to…
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