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How to help garden birds in spring

By Gardeners' World on 19/07/2011 11:53:56

How to make a bird box.Install a window bird feeder.Add a green roof to your bird table.Download a garden bird desktop wallpaper.Read our wildlife blogs


Protecting fruit from birds

By Adam Pasco on 04/10/2010 11:37:46

that soon lead to rotting.Now, I’m the first person to recommend leaving windfalls for wildlife. They’re usually bruised anyway, so why not let the birds eat them, and allow insects a taste of home-grown produce. Just take care when you’re around them


Ladybirds

By Kate Bradbury on 17/06/2011 15:32:12

After last week's excitement about the ladybird party on the BBC allotment, I was delighted to learn that the UK Ladybird Survey had a stand at this year’s Gardeners' World Live.There’s always a few wildlife charities at the show and each year I


Wasp alert

By Richard Jones on 13/08/2007 10:57:49

vulgaris, and the 'German' wasp, Vespula germanica. There's a simple ID guide at BBC Wildlife.


Hibernating insects

By Pippa Greenwood on 29/01/2009 17:12:27

the critters time to find alternative accommodation.But it's great to see my windows are serving such a useful purpose - the PVC frames barely attracted any wildlife. It looks like there will be plenty of beneficial predatory insects and arachnids in my garden


Frogs

By Richard Jones on 21/07/2010 11:07:51

for the Gardeners' World blog wildlife caption competition. How about...Buster: "Get me out of here."Frog: "No, let me in, there are cats out here."What do you think?


Urban foxes

By Richard Jones on 22/06/2011 16:37:58

've lost track of who is who. I’ll have no trouble identifying this one in the future.How do you identify the wildlife in your garden? Do some visiting creatures have any distinguishing features?


Cats in the garden

By Kate Bradbury on 07/10/2011 13:31:49

morning when I find it skulking around the plant pots.I like cats, despite the havoc they wreak on wildlife. I don’t blame them for their murderous tendencies, and – touch wood – I’ve never experienced any using my garden as a litter tray. But I do worry


Bees at Gardeners' World Live

By Richard Jones on 12/06/2009 16:57:42

they are transformed by the arrival of tonnes of imported topsoil and a bewildering rainbow of garden plants, for Gardeners' World Live.Whilst I was there I was asked to research and create a container of plants to attract wildlife, and despite the rain, it looked


Building a pond

By Richard Jones on 07/07/2010 17:25:07

we'll need to back fill a bit more.We're going to have to put up a sign explaining that the pond will not have fish in it. It's a wildlife pond, and in my book fish and wildlife do not mix. And it's unlikely that frogs or toads will find their way


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