Birds in your Garden

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Birds in your Garden


Birds come to gardens to feed, breed, nest and rest. If water is provided, they will also visit to drink, bathe and preen their feathers. For a relatively small number of birds, gardens may supply most of their requirements for most of the year. More commonly, however, gardens offer a stopping-off point somewhere to spend part of the day or night, or part of the year. Having a greater appreciation of what birds need from gardens (and when) will enable you to provide for them to a greater degree. 
Beautiful short eBook to read for those people who like to hear birds sing in their garden.


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