Emily Hartley- 21 August 2026
Planting a native hedge for birds and insects
Installing a swift box high on a sheltered wall can encourage these summer visitors to breed, but position and timing matter greatly.
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Emily Hartley- 4 August 2026
Keeping a nature journal through the changing seasons
Learning a few distinct calls helps you tell apart robins, blackbirds, and great tits without needing a clear view of every visitor.
James Whitaker- 19 July 2026
Choosing the right nest box for different garden birds
Even a tiny pond can support frogs, newts, and dragonflies if you include gentle slopes, native plants, and a quiet corner.
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Creating a wildlife-friendly pond in a small garden
Look for broad wings and forked tails soaring over farmland and woodland edges, especially on breezy spring afternoons.
Swift Dell shares practical, down-to-earth guidance on british wildlife and countryside for readers across the UK.
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