With earlier sunrises and warmer temperatures, birds suddenly seem louder and livelier - you may even spot a few new faces. Find out about common garden bird species you're likely to spot this ... Two ...

You might not spend as much time in your garden during winter, but if you keep an eye out you'll still see plenty of bird activity. Here are some of the birds you're likely to spot spending time in ...

Arguably one of the most beautiful British garden birds ... The Eurasian chaffinch is one of the most common birds to spot in the UK, and are typically identified by their loud songs are wide ...

If you want to attract more birds to your garden but aren't sure where to start ... These conditions have contributed to a decline in goldfinch and chaffinch populations. The greenfinch population ...

has outlined the best bird feeders that will protect your garden birds from disease transmission. “Feeding our garden birds remains as important as ever, with the move from the RSPB on ...

THIS volume of “The Wayside and Woodland Series” of handy pocket-guides affords a popular account of our British birds. Such a work, especially if embellished with good coloured plates of the ...

Figures show that since 1979, there has been an 85 per cent decrease in the number of starling sightings in every British garden ... an hour counting birds in their garden or local green space ...

The blue tit and blackbird rounded off the top three for birds in the county with almost 600,000 people taking part nationally. The world's largest garden ... The starling, chaffinch, wood pigeon ...

To encourage more birds to your plot, you can put out bought bird seed in feeders, but you need to practice good hygiene to prevent the spreading of bird diseases. The British Trust for ...