North Fife Garden Birds

Today, a pleasant sunny one gave rise to some tidy up work in the garden, in the vegetable patch lay this Chaffinch, perhaps last nights frost was too much. We are visited by and have some as resident these birds. Starling, Song Thrush, Fieldfare, Blackbird, Blue Tit, Great Tit, Goldcrest, Bullfinch,
Chaffinch, Greenfinch, House Sparrow, Dunnock, Garden Warbler, Common Pheasant, Partridge, Red Legged Partridge, Grey Heron, Crow, Sparrowhawk, Yellow Hammer, Woodpigeon, Wren, Robin, Pied Wagtail, Mallard Duck, Swallow, House Martin.



Whatever the size, style or location of your garden, this stunning book gives you the perfect introduction to making the most of your space for birds. It provides opportunities for increasing the variety, number and regularity of birds. Written in a friendly and encouraging style, The Garden Bird Handbook is packed with practical advice and key information, ranging from planning and maintaining a bird-friendly garden, attracting, observing and feeding the entire range of likely visitors, through to a genuine understanding of bird behaviour. Illustrated throughout with wonderful photographs and full-colour artwork of the birds in garden settings, there is also a full and handsomely illustrated guide to garden birds, helping accurate identification. A special directory of plants that attract birds helps you plan your garden, and a month by month guide is packed with tips on what to look for. As well as the considerable pleasure to be gained from attracting and watching birds in your garden, there is an enormous contribution that you can make to their conservation. This book will help you develop the perfect garden for birds. The Garden Bird Handbook: How to Attract, Identify and Watch the Birds in Your Garden.

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