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By Kate Bradbury in
Wildlife
This week at gardenersworld.com we've received lots of letters, emails and blog comments from people who have found dead frogs in their pond. Continue reading...
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
When I peered out later in the day, the apple tree was bending under the burden of several plump ... birds. Continue reading...
By Kate Bradbury in
Wildlife
With so many people reporting sightings of unusual birds in their gardens - and observing some pretty odd behaviour - I'm struggling to entice anything other than pigeons to my plot. Continue reading...
By Adam Pasco in
Wildlife
The danger of frozen water pipes is on my mind during this freezing weather, but I'm also concerned that garden birds are suffering, too. Continue reading...
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
The speckled wood is a slim elegant creature, with large broad brown wings, and yet the squat green pupa under the frisbee looked wholly other. Continue reading...
By Pippa Greenwood in
Wildlife
The hedge outside is covered with birds in all shapes and sizes, munching away at the many and left-overs I've put out for them. Continue reading...
By Adam Pasco in
Wildlife
[...] venture out into your garden over the coming days and you'll hopefully come face-to-face with your own resident robin. Continue reading...
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
It's cold, there's snow on the ground, and all is quiet in the garden. But I've just been outside feeding the wildlife. Continue reading...
By Richard Jones in
Wildlife
[...] I often hear the tap-tap-tapping of great spotted woodpeckers from high up in the trees as they test the dead boughs for tasty insect morsels Continue reading...
By Kate Bradbury in
Wildlife
According to the Natural History Museum, if you want to grow native, you need to grow plants native to your postcode. Continue reading...
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