Wildlife Watch

How badgers in a garden can produce mixed opinions amongst gardeners. For some people they are highly educational and fun to watch whilst for others they can be destructive. How you can attract ...

How autumn in our gardens is not only a time for reflection but also a time when we can reap the benefits of our wildlife gardening efforts as the remaining wildlife gather food to stock up for ...

The different ways you can keep a wildlife diary. What to record and how to record it. The advantage of taking photographs and how a diary will bring you closer to nature and help you to get more out ...

Spring is one of the most beautiful and welcoming seasons in the wildlife gardener’s calendar. After a winter where most living creatures lie dormant it’s wonderful to see spring flowers start to ...

What to do if you come across an injured animal or bird in your garden or whilst out driving. The importance of putting your own safety first and understanding how most wildlife is naturally fearful ...

How summer is all about the proliferation of insects and the additional bird population as the fledglings take flight for the first time. How bats are often seen at this time of year and how to spot ...

How birds will get ever closer in their quest for food. How winter marks the end of birdsong for a brief while only to return again when the breeding preparations begin. How snowfall can make it ...