It takes more than feeders, birdhouses and a birdbath along with some flowers for a truly bird-friendly garden. Birds need a complete habitat that includes food, shelter, nesting areas and ...

beautiful birds flit around the garden? Increasingly, gardeners are embracing bird-friendly beds as a goal, not just a side effect. That's great news because creating gardens that attract and ...

The UC Master Gardeners of Butte County are part of the University of California Cooperative Extension system, serving our ...

Spring has sprung and many of us are thinking of preparing our gardens for warmer weather. While some of us garden because it ...

Robins and sparrows are beloved British birds, but how do you attract more of them to your home? Bird experts reveal the ...

Discover more butterfly-friendly plants and other ways to help butterflies. A seed feeder is a quick and simple way to make your garden more attractive to birds. If you're up for some DIY, you could ...

Pour some bird seed out onto your plate. If you don't have any at home, it's usually readily available in lots of supermarkets and garden centres. Take your peanut butter (or vegetable/beef suet ...

House sparrows are among the most commonly sighted birds ... friendly features we create for them in playgrounds and gardens. If you want to encourage house sparrows into your garden or playground ...

How many bird feeders do you have in your garden? You might be looking to encourage more wild birds to visit by putting human food out for them – but what isn’t safe for them to eat?

Bird lovers, take heed - if your garden's airborne visitors are acting off or if you're spotting leftover snacks near their diner, then it’s time to make some changes. Experts at the Royal ...