Fill your garden with feathered friends by planting these seven species, all of which provide natural food sources for birds.

Fruit-bearing plants, piles of leaves and other backyard choices can bring birds and get rid of insects. Every year, homeowners across the country arm themselves for battle and prepare for war. The ...

Want more birds in your garden? Try thinking like a bird. The garden is more than a plot for growing flowers and vegetables; it is an environment for all its inhabitants. By understanding the ...

Using native plant species helps, but there are two other things you can do to make birds feel at home — and they don’t involve any planting at all. By Margaret Roach In this most isolated of springs, ...

Q: What can I do to attract more birds to my garden? If you are interested in attracting birds to your property, I’ll assume that you want to provide the conditions that will allow the local birds to ...

Transform your garden into a bird-friendly haven by offering diverse food sources, consistent feeding, and clean water. Create natural foraging spots, provide nesting boxes with suitable materials, ...

Birds brighten up our outdoor spaces and desperately need our support, particularly as native species numbers continue to dwindle across the UK. With February delivering its usual dose of grim, ...

Grainne Cleary receives funding from MARS BirdCare through a grant. This summer, when a rainbow lorikeet or kookaburra comes to visit your home, what will you do? Will you offer them a slice of apple, ...

Nothing beats the joy of waking up to the gentle chirping of little birds outside your window. It is indeed one of the best ways to start the day. For city dwellers, this is a luxury they can hardly ...