Sandwich is home to common moorhens, distinctive for their vibrant colors and adaptability. They thrive in various habitats, exhibiting fascinating social behavior and a diverse diet throughout the year.
Tag Archives: Wildlife
Enhancing Garden Ecosystems: Eco-Friendly Slug and Snail Management
I am often asked what advice l can give gardeners regarding invasions of slugs and snails and how to stop them naturally. This is always a tricky question with never an easy answer.
Maximizing Garden Biodiversity: Practical Ways to Attract and Support Insect Life
How can we encourage more insects to visit our gardens?
Despite people’s negative attitudes towards insects, they are highly beneficial to keep the balance of a healthy garden intact.
Discovering the Charms of Starlings: A Guide to Sturnidae Garden Visits
Starlings, known for their gregarious behavior, visit the garden for suet and water. They change color in winter and have a varied diet. Their decline since the 1980s requires conservation efforts. While beneficial for controlling pests, large flocks can damage crops. Predators include larger birds, owls, and domestic cats.
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.
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