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Not only is it interesting to know which birds are protected in the UK, but it might prove useful if you are undertaking any large scale tree, bush, or hedge cutting. It is advisable to do such jobs outside of breeding season when there is less likelihood of finding...
Feeding visiting garden birds is a rewarding and fun activity, but, it might create more work if you don't plan ahead. I've prepared a guide on how to stop birdseed from germinating beneath feeders. If you think smart and plan, it is possible to avoid any additional...
Not all bird boxes are used during mating season; birds are fickle. If your box has housed a breeding pair and a brood or two, when the young have fledged you might wonder, should I remove old bird boxes. You might have concerns that the same birds may try to return...
We are a nation of animal lovers; most of us who have pets also want to care for our feathered friends. Many people wonder if birds will visit a garden with a dog or cat, and whether they're wasting their time and money attempting to feed them. Unless you have a tiger...
Very few birds mate for their entire life, but many species remain monogamous to a particular bird for long periods. I have a particular penchant for robins and always hoped that my 'Christopher' and his chosen lady friend were the same couple, year-round. ...
Magpies are magnificent birds to see. Their plumage is stunning, particularly when the light catches the iridescence of their tail. And yet, seeing a magpie on your lawn isn't an enjoyable experience, especially if you have a family of songbirds nesting nearby. Are...
