How to Choose the Best Wildlife Camera
Are you a wildlife enthusiast who wants to see what happens in your garden when you're not around? Perhaps, you like us, want to find out where shoes are mysteriously...
Melinda Connor |
Are you a wildlife enthusiast who wants to see what happens in your garden when you're not around? Perhaps, you like us, want to find out where shoes are mysteriously...
Melinda Connor |
Are you a wildlife enthusiast who wants to see what happens in your garden when you're not around? Perhaps, you like us, want to find out where shoes are mysteriously...
Melinda Connor |
You can save money, cut food waste and increase the variety of birds in your garden by adding kitchen scraps to the birds table.
Clare Stone |
We are committed animal lovers here at Home & Roost. We love our garden birds,hedgehogs, bees and foxes. We wouldn’t dream of killing a spider. But even we draw the...
Clare Stone |
Between nest building, mating and raising young our garden birds are busy in the summer. they can use a bit of extra help in the food department.
Clare Stone |
If you’ve not done it yet, grab a cold drink, take a seat in your garden or local park, watch listen and enjoy the birds. It’ll make your day.
Clare Stone |
You can start to feed birds at any time of the year. It is easy to create a feeding station in your back garden, whether using a tree to hang...
Annette Young |
Tits are easily recognisable. Small and agile, they can extract food from the feeders with ease. You will notice the difference when comparing to other garden birds. They often arrive...
Annette Young |
To encourage birds into your garden all year round, it is worth adding a bird box. It enables the simple pleasure of watching birds nesting throughout the spring and it...
Annette Young |
After the dark months of Winter, there is an air of expectancy as we enter Spring. The arrival of Swifts and Swallows is often evocative of childhood. In the last...
Annette Young |
What do blue tits eat? Well, British blue tits eat a wide range of foods in the wild including caterpillars, beetles. Aphids and larvae of flies. They also enjoy fruit,...
Clare Stone |
Do Rats Even Like Bird Food? Sadly the answer to this is a big "Yes!" Rats will eat almost anything. But the seeds nuts and grubs birds enjoy are ratty...
Alan Brimm |
Why is one garden full of wild garden birds whilst its neighbour gets no feathered visitors at all? It’s all about offering birds what they need and making them feel...
Clare Stone |
Nothing beats watching birds in action in the garden: splashing in the birdbath, squabbling over food and darting in and out of the undergrowth. It’s always a pleasure to watch...
Clare Stone |