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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.
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Common British Garden Birds
COMMON BRITISH GARDEN BIRDS: Nothing quite captures the coming of Spring here in the UK than the return of the sound of birdsong. Yet whilst many of us take it for granted that the warmer…
What to do About Moles in the Garden
WHAT TO DO ABOUT MOLES IN THE GARDEN: Moles in the garden are not harmful as such, but they can make a right mess of your garden by the tunnels and chamber systems they dig. They are…
How Plants Can Attract Wildlife
HOW PLANTS CAN ATTRACT WILDLIFE: There are hundreds of plants to choose from but if you want to attract wildlife to your garden you should choose native species which are more suited to…
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Frequent Questions: Wildflowers in the Wildlife Garden, Wildlife and the Law: Your...
Garden Birds
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Garden Mammals
Garden Mammals: Squirrels - Pest or Beauty?, What to do About Foxes in Your Garden,...
Insects & Amphibians
Insects & Amphibians: Natural Slug Control, Creepy-Crawlies in the Garden, What to do About...
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Atty
Re: What to do About Foxes in Your Garden
We have a family of three fox cubs and mother who are regular visiters to our garden which is quite large. I think we'll call them Crispy (mom)…
15 May @ 9:56 PM

chippy101
Re: Attracting Newts To Your Wildlife Garden Pond
Hi im building a pond in my allotment but there are foxes around, will they eat them?
11 May @ 8:14 PM

nana
Re: Feeding Birds in Your Garden
Is there any way I can stop greedy starlings stealing the food I put out for blackbirds, can I use a separate area where starlings cannot access?
11 May @ 10:20 AM

botto
Re: Encouraging Toads in Your Garden
Can anyone name this toad or frog. Size -- palm of ladies hand, v dark green with black stripes down back
7 May @ 7:24 PM

Julia
Re: Caring for Hedgehogs in the Garden
I have two nesting hedge hogs under my house. I worried that they may get stuck under there. When we have a extension built?
15 April @ 8:40 AM

dottybee
Re: Identifying the Amphibians You See
hi. Yesterday we found about 6 slug-like green creatures about 8 cms long all huddled together under a plastic plant tub. The soil under the tub…
6 April @ 8:31 PM

John Safari
Re: How Plants Can Attract Wildlife
Right because of the plants some species might think that it is their habitat or their own wildlife in the forest specially flowers.
28 March @ 11:07 PM

Pow!!
Re: How To Attract Frogs To Your Garden Pond And Keep Them There
Can I put tadpoles in my pond so that I won't have to wait a few years?
28 March @ 2:47 AM

Corbs
Re: What to do About Moles in the Garden
A few years ago I bought five or six of the sonic sticks to repel the moles, at what I thought was a reasonable price and found they required about…
8 December @ 6:14 PM

Pat
Re: How To Watch Birds In Your Wildlife Garden
It's worth considering whether to put up thin nets or vertical blinds to observe the birds without them spotting you and flying off. Otherwise…
16 October @ 5:10 PM

PANSY POTTER
Re: Keeping a Wildlife Diary
I have a badger that comes every night to my front garden to feed I've named him bertie he's fabulous I put out bread and peanuts for him and he…
7 October @ 11:44 AM

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