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no birds, despite the sparkling clean feeders and expensive food I put out for them.I'm pleased to report that this has all changed. What's more, my garden has become a battle ground. When the snow came in December, a robin and blackbird tentatively started

litter (which releases noxious gases as it breaks down), or if snow covers the pond and prevents the plants from photosynthesising, gases can build up in the pond and kill the frogs.ARC suggests doing the following: make a hole in the ice by leaving a pan

oxygen under ice), or it has very little leaf litter. If there aren't sufficient oxygenating plants in the pond, or it contains too much leaf litter (which releases noxious gases as it breaks down), or snow covers the surface and prevents the plants from