Are you looking to add a touch of beauty and whimsy to your garden? Why not attract butterflies to your outdoor space? There's nothing quite like watching these delicate creatures flit and flutter amongst the flowers. In this blog post,...
As the temperatures warm and the days become longer, May is a time for joy as spring is now in full swing. One of the best things about this season is the vibrant wildlife that comes out of its winter...
Hedgehog Awareness Week is just around the corner, running from 5th to 11th May 2024. This annual event aims to raise awareness about these charming creatures and the challenges they face in the wild. One crucial aspect of caring for...
April is the last of the great spring months as next month Summer starts to get going. Birds arrive from wintering away from the UK, Bluebells come out in force and many other fantastic natural events take place. Returning Summer Visitors...
March is the time of year when spring really starts to appear across the country. Spring flowers appear and bird song gives the perfect backing track as the first of the summer visitors reach our shores. Things to look out...
As the days start to lengthen and occasional warmer days appear, February is a great time to take a moment and enjoy nature. Spring is starting and with it the feel of new beginnings is strong. When you are out...
As January arrives, many of us are starting to feel the effects of winter. But it's not just us humans who have to deal with the changing weather; wildlife is also affected by the cold. This month, why not take...
As December begins, the signs of winter are everywhere in the natural world. Wildlife starts to prepare for the colder months ahead by gathering food, building nests, and finding shelter. In this blog post, we'll explore the ways that wildlife...
As the days grow shorter and the temperature drops in November, the UK's wildlife starts to change too. From flocks of birds flying south for the winter to mammals preparing for hibernation, there are plenty of signs that autumn is...
