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If you regularly go out into the garden at daybreak, you will notice the birdsong increasing as the days get longer. Male birds are starting to mark out their territories ready for mating and the nesting season. Natural food supplies may be in short supply, especially when deep frosts persist. More...
Havens for wildlife, fences and walls can support a host of animals and small flowering plants. More...
This slow-growing wall shrub produces dense thorny evergreen growth making them ideal for intruder-proof hedging or for training on walls. More...
Flower borders and herb gardens can be extremely valuable for wildlife. Native wild flower species attract the most wildlife. More...
The fox has reddish-brown fur, a white chest and a bushy, white-tipped tail, called a brush. Foxes are widespread and quite common throughout Britain, and a surprising number live in towns. More...
Froghoppers are small, brown insects that can jump great distances if threatened. Their larvae are more commonly seen coated in a mass of froth – or cuckoo spit – on plant stems. More...
