Expert Advice to Create a Wildlife Haven...
As every nature-lover knows, your own back garden can provide a wonderful opportunity for watching wildlife, offering you the chance to get close to some of Britain's most secretive and fascinating creatures on an almost daily basis. Packed full of useful hints and tips, WildlifeGardener contains unique content that has been specially written for the site by experts and which is designed to help you attract wildlife into your garden.
April's Most Popular Articles...
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What to do About Foxes in Your Garden: Many people mistakenly believe that the presence of a fox in the garden can be dangerous to both humans and other pets that are living there… [2002 views in Apr]
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How To Attract Frogs To Your Garden Pond And Keep Them There: One of the pleasures of keeping a garden pond is to attract wildlife to it and many people look to attract frogs.… [1326 views in Apr]
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Attracting Newts To Your Wildlife Garden Pond: Firstly, it's important to remember that all newts are partly protected species and the crested newt is fully protected so you should… [988 views in Apr]
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The Pros And Cons Of Badgers In Your Wildlife Garden: Badgers often produce a wide and varied response from gardeners. To some it can be a delight to watch badgers going about… [976 views in Apr]
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Caring for Hedgehogs in the Garden: Hedgehogs are a useful ally to gardeners in that they eat snails slugs and other pests which can cause damage to plants. Their numbers are in… [662 views in Apr]
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Encouraging Toads in Your Garden: Gardening has a habit of encouraging many different species into the garden but attracting toads is not something that would seem to be very appealing… [232 views in Apr]
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Latest Comments
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Worrywart
Re: How Can I Turn My Pond Into a Bog Garden?
We got rid of our large pond as I became disabled, we then bought a free standing pond with a viewing window. It…
16 March 2020 -
Jay
Re: What to do About Foxes in Your Garden
I have two foxs at my Garden and they make three hols in the there laves in Broken shad They quite big look old ones
26 February 2020 -
Shetland
Re: What to do About Foxes in Your Garden
We have discovered a freshly dug hole in our garden under an old tree stump. How can we tell if it is fox or badger…
4 January 2020 -
SwanseaJack
Re: Attracting Newts To Your Wildlife Garden Pond
Our pond fed by rainwater off the mountain has been a mass of frogs and quite a few newts for decades and…
24 December 2019 -
Pelly
Re: Caring for Hedgehogs in the Garden
Rang RSPCA for hedgehog advice as a small one was wandering in our road. The operator said to put it by a hedge under any…
16 November 2019 -
Louise
Re: What to do About Foxes in Your Garden
My neighbours dog got attacked by a foxand needed stitches they do attack dogs so beware experts are wrong in saying…
8 November 2019 -
coachboy
Re: What to do About Foxes in Your Garden
We have woken up this morning to find what we believe to be a fox hole dug into a bank and under an Ivy bush at the…
28 October 2019 -
Rodders
Re: The Pros And Cons Of Badgers In Your Wildlife Garden
We started feeding badgers about two years ago. It started with just one, but now they come as a…
10 October 2019 -
Sue
Re: How Can I Turn My Pond Into a Bog Garden?
I am in a situation where my pond is losing a lot of water during the summer months.. it is 18” deep in winter,…
15 September 2019 -
Gardenia
Re: Identifying Insects & Other Creepy-crawlies
Any idea what this is please. Moves like a worm but is 4 inches long by nearly 1/2 inch wide in 6 or 8…
10 September 2019
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