This content contains affiliate links to Bookshop.org. When you buy through these links, I may earn an affiliate commission. To many people, moths are the drab, brown, poor relations of colourful, attention-grabbing butterflies. There is also a perception that moths only fly at night, while butterflies are out during the day and so much easier …
In my last post I looked at wall wildlife in terms of the plants and lichens that have adapted to grow on them. This time I’ll introduce some of the birds and animals that make use of walls. This may be as refuges, nesting holes, feeding grounds or perches. It would be easy to think …
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This content contains affiliate links to Bookshop.org. When you buy through these links, I may earn an affiliate commission. Butterfly Conservation’s Big Butterfly Count starts today, a chance to get involved counting these beautiful insects and contribute to an important citizen science project. The count runs for a few weeks at the end of July …
This content contains affiliate links to Bookshop.org. When you buy through these links, I may earn an affiliate commission. It’s the Royal Horticultural Society’s National Gardening Week (from 2nd to 8th May), aimed at celebrating the joy of gardening. Over the years, my favourite thing about gardening has definitely been the variety of wildlife I’ve …