Robins are bold, curious visitors that reward a little patience and the right planting. Discover simple ways to make your garden more inviting.
Different species need different diets throughout the year. Learn which seeds, fats and kitchen scraps suit robins, tits and finches.
Even a tiny pond can support frogs, newts and dragonflies. Use native plants and a gentle slope to help creatures enter and leave safely.
A mixed native hedge provides food, shelter and nesting sites. Choose hawthorn, blackthorn and hazel for year-round interest and wildlife value.
As days lengthen, birds begin nesting and insects emerge. Tidy less, leave seed heads, and put up boxes before the breeding season starts.
Learn to tell a blackbird from a song thrush and a great tit from a blue tit using simple listening tips and a little practice.
A basic wooden nest box costs little and takes an afternoon. Follow correct hole sizes and avoid perches to keep chicks safe from predators.
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