A Beginner's Guide to British Birdwatching
Learn to recognise field signs and tracks of badgers, deer and foxes while walking safely through ancient woodlands.
Learn to recognise field signs and tracks of badgers, deer and foxes while walking safely through ancient woodlands.
A well-placed pond attracts frogs, dragonflies and birds, bringing year-round interest to even the tiniest urban outdoor space.
Start with a local park or nature reserve, learn common songs and invest in a decent pair of binoculars.
Aug 31
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Aug 19
10Learn to recognise field signs and tracks of badgers, deer and foxes while walking safely through ancient woodlands.
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Jul 23
10Leave wild corners, provide shallow water and create safe gaps in fences to help these declining nocturnal visitors thrive.
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Jul 17
10This key legislation protects many British species, but knowing its practical implications helps landowners and visitors avoid breaking the law.
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Jul 15
10Early mornings offer the best chance to see these native rodents, especially in pine forests with a good cone crop.
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Jul 13
10These ancient boundaries offer food, shelter and corridors for birds, small mammals and insects across the agricultural landscape.
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Jul 15
10A well-placed pond attracts frogs, dragonflies and birds, bringing year-round interest to even the tiniest urban outdoor space.
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Jul 13
10Oak, willow and birch provide food and shelter for countless caterpillars, beetles and pollinators throughout the changing seasons.
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Jun 27
10Start with a local park or nature reserve, learn common songs and invest in a decent pair of binoculars.
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Jun 21
10Leave wild corners, provide shallow water and create safe gaps in fences to help these declining nocturnal visitors thrive.
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Sep 24
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