What if humans quietly slipped down the garden’s food chain? A humorous and thought-provoking look at sharing our gardens with the wildlife that already believes it belongs there.
Tag Archives: Birds
The Quiet Lives of Garden Wildlife
Explore the quiet lives of wildlife found in British gardens, from small mammals to birds and amphibians, and how our gardens form shared landscapes.
Essential Features of an Ideal Bird Bath
A successful bird bath attracts various birds by ensuring shallow water, texture, visibility, cleanliness, and thoughtful design for safety and aesthetics.
Wildlife Wonders in Dead Hedges and Walls
Dead hedges and walls are vital habitats for diverse wildlife, offering shelter and food. They support insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, fungi, and mosses, enhancing biodiversity in gardens and landscapes.
Red Breasted Robin: Charming Garden Visitor and National Bird of Britain
The Red Breasted Robin, also known as Erithacus rubecula, holds a special place in the author’s heart. They have a strong bond with these birds and observe their behavior closely. The article provides insights into the robin’s characteristics, feeding habits, breeding patterns, and their resilience in the face of challenges.
The Gardener's Curious Journal 