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Big Garden Birdwatch 2020

30th December 2019 Steve Ott News

Watch the birdie! Count the birds that land in your garden or local park and you could help the RSPB’s annual survey. The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch is scheduled for January 25-27, 2020, with up to half a million people expected to watch and count their garden birds. To take part in the Big Garden Birdwatch 2020 all you need…

CHRISTMAS LEFTOVERS: WHICH ARE SUITABLE FOR BIRDS?

28th December 2018 Steve Ott Blog

We have lots of festive leftovers at this time of year, but not all should be given to the birds, wildlife specialists CJ Wildlife explain Birds delight us with year-round visits and fun antics, plus their own wild food supplies are likely to be dwindling as the winter stretches on. However, tempting as it is to go out with a…

Kitchen Garden Best Buy and Top Picks

28th September 2018 Tony Flanagan Advertising Features, Reviews

Here are our favourite gardening products for November, chosen for their quality, effectiveness and value for money. BEST BUY DELUXE BIRD FEEDER 1 IN 8 With seven feeding stations and a water bowl, the open construction of this bird feeder enables direct access to the food. Includes a range of features to accommodate different types of bird food. KG VERDICTIf…

3 non-harmful ways to deter pests from your garden

20th February 2017 Steve Ott Advertising Features, Reviews, Tips and Advice

Here are a handful of non-harmful, eco-friendly and sustainable ways of deterring pests Are you a keen gardener keeping a watchful eye on the wildlife that’s visiting your garden? Well, if so, you may be wondering how best to deter the various pests that are on your plot. Here are a handful of non-harmful, eco-friendly and sustainable ways of deterring…

Mild Winter Boosts Smaller Birds

4th April 2016 Steve Ott News

Over half a million people took part this year, counting over eight million birds. The results of the 37th RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, which took place over the last weekend of January, are just in. Over half a million people took part this year, counting over eight million birds. The long-tailed tit has entered the Birdwatch top 10 for the…