"Nest boxes with a small entry hole are frequently habited ... Now you know the essentials of how to attract birds to your ...

So when buying new garden plants, try catering for a wider variety of bird species. Choose dense shrubs with small white, yellow or blue flowers to attract insects. These bushy plants also make ...

Before you pick up a spade and enthusiastically turn the first sod of soil, you need to be perfectly clear about what you're ...

Welcome those bright pops of blue into your garden with these tips for attracting bluebirds. Bluebirds are among the most ...

With just a few simple tweaks, you can turn your shed into a bird haven and attract more wildlife to gardens. Read on for 7 ...

Where plants thrive, there’s no need for pesticides, which is a blessing as it would be horrible to attract birds (and bees and butterflies, and so on) to a garden that’s contaminated with ...

With the recent prolonged snow cover, food from natural sources has been more difficult for birds to find. That has brought them to my feeding station outside my picture window ...

Gardeners using a bird table to feed robins are also warned to ensure the table is regularly cleaned and moved around the garden often to avoid any contamination build up, as this can lead to ...

Another small bird, the house ... What can we do to attract them? The answer lies in planting native trees, shrubs, and flowers. This is supposed to be a gardening column, after all.

When trying to attract birdlife to your garden, you need to consider removing or reducing your garden lighting.

If rats aren't much of a worry, you can leave the pieces for ground-feeding birds, such as chaffinches, blackbirds and starlings. Include some sunflower hearts and mealworms in your feeders to attract ...