Insects & Amphibians

Below are our 10 articles in the insects & amphibians' category:

Attracting Newts To Your Wildlife Garden Pond
How to create an ideal environment to attract newts to your garden pond. How as amphibians, they need to have the proper environment both on land and...
Creepy-Crawlies in the Garden
How to deal with the unwanted presence of creepy crawlies and other insects and flying creatures around your garden and in your home and the...
Dragonflies and their Relatives
There are about 30 species of dragonfly which you may encounter in the UK and Ireland and about 20 species of damselfly. Collectively, they belong to...
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...
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. As amphibians frogs are creatures...
How To Make Your Garden Into A Butterfly Garden
With the increasing spread of urbanisation bringing about a reduction in the amount of natural meadow land spaces this has played a part in reducing...
Natural Slug Control
How it makes more ecological sense to control slugs naturally and to restrict their movements as they provide nutrients for other species of...
The Benefits Of Keeping Bees In Your Wildlife Garden
The benefits of bees and how to get started in beekeeping. How it’s important to get to understand what beekeeping is all about and how you can learn...
The Benefits Of Worms In Your Wildlife Garden
To some people worms in the garden can seem to be an unpleasant nuisance, but they are a sign that your wildlife garden is healthy and in great...
What to do About Bugs in the Garden
How it’s important to have a basic understanding of ecology and ecosystems and the important roles that insects and other seemingly unpleasant...
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