Borde Hill, the Grade II* listed Family Estate and English country garden in West Sussex, will reopen for the 2025 season on ...

John Carter, from the British Trust for Ornithology, spoke to FEMAIL about how gardeners in the UK can best coax the ...

House martins may find his 17th-century North Yorkshire house sufficiently des res, but to nurture the swifts, barn owls and ...

Experienced birders said they’ve learned how to look at a sea of black, when birds such as starlings, red-winged blackbirds, ...

Sunrise comes early this time of year. Its gentle fingers reach out while most of us are still wrapped in the warm blanket of deep sleep. A small bird is one of the first to respond to these early ...

Flying and marine animals are relatively free to follow these shifting niches. Birds and butterflies are two examples. New ...

In the wake of suggested new rules for cat ownership in Scotland to protect wildlife, Flic Everett says they are natural ...

And with another flurry of flakes forecast for early February, anyone with a garden is being urged to check for the presence of one rare bird which usually appears when it’s snowing. It’s not ...

Drawing on and expanding their long-running column for Books for Keeps, Dr Darren Chetty and Professor Karen Sands O’Connor trace how Black and racially minoritised characters have been represented in ...

Keep your friendly garden visitors healthy and ... As Dr Kate Plummer from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) explained: “Birds become sick, the disease spreads through their saliva and ...

The RSPB has suddenly withdrawn flat bird feeders from sale on its website as it is considered possible that these might be spreading deadly diseases, especially to finches ...

Celebrating its 46th year, the Big Garden Birdwatch has grown into ... Almost as tiny as the Goldcrest, the Wren is one of our smallest birds – so much so that over 60 Wrens were once ...