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WildlifeGardener was formed to offer a unique reference point on attracting wildlife to your garden.
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.
However, although many of our native animals can be found making use of almost any patch of ground, if you really want to make your garden into a proper wildlife haven, there are plenty of things you can do to encourage all kinds of creatures to visit and - with luck - some of them to take up permanent residency.
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. Covering the widest range of topics - from how to encourage old favourites such as frogs, hedgehogs and birds, to how to deal with rats and other unwelcome guests and from the benefits of bees to avoiding potential problems with foxes or squirrels - this site has something to offer every aspiring nature-watcher.
Whether you plan to use your wildlife garden as an educational resource, or you simply want to enjoy having a nature reserve quite literally in your own "back-yard", you'll find plenty of ideas and practical suggestions in WildlifeGardener to help you.
Re: How To Attract Frogs To Your Garden Pond And Keep Them There
For seven years I have been building a good strong frog population in the garden. We have…
Re: The Pros And Cons Of Badgers In Your Wildlife Garden
Regards my post on 14/20 they have all been killed now thanks to local farmers and DEFRA How do we…
Re: Hints for Easier Bird Identification
I saw this late morning a bird with black and white stripes all over including the breast, it was the size of a…
Re: Encouraging Owls into Your Garden
just set up a owl box should i make owl noises to attract them
Re: Can I Prevent Woodpeckers Attacking My Nest Boxes?
I have a Woodpecker box in a woodland garden and i am trying to attract them to nest here.…
Re: Could we do More to Help Our Frogs?
We used to have around 12 rogs in our garden but over the last 5 years, teir numbers have reduced to 2-4. The quantity of…
Re: Attracting Newts To Your Wildlife Garden Pond
Can newts co-exist in a pond with a small turtle or would the turtle try to eat the newts? By Gregg L.…
Re: How To Attract Frogs To Your Garden Pond And Keep Them There
We have a small walled/fenced garden, where frogs have inhabited the garden from a small…
Re: The Pros And Cons Of Badgers In Your Wildlife Garden
This week our cat went missing for more than 3 days (never happened before). When she finally came…
Re: The Pros And Cons Of Badgers In Your Wildlife Garden
Since early in the year we have had a badger visit our garden on a nightly basis, we left out…