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HOW TO BUILD A HOME FOR UK WILDLIFE
ACCORDING TO LEADING MERSEYSIDE HOUSEBUILDER AND THE RSPB With the warm weather set to continue, now is the perfect time to get busy in the garden. Inspired by their national partnership with the RSPB, Barratt and David Wilson Homes has shared some tips on how to create the very best garden for UK wildlife. Philippa Stewart, Sales Director for Barratt and David Wilson Homes North West, said: “We are committed to ensuring our developments are as wildlife friendly as they can be
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and now with lockdown in full swing we’re sharing some guidance in order to give people some fun activities to do and lend a hand to wildlife in the process”
1. Get to know your garden birds
Charlotte Ambrose, RSPB Wildlife Advisor said: “Gardens and the wildlife they attract can be a source of joy and comfort even in the most difficult times. Right now, we need to take that joy and comfort where we find it, and nature provides it in bucket (trowel) loads. “
With many of us spending more time at home, attracting birds into your garden with feeders or a source of fresh, clean water will help you get to know your garden birds. Only feed selected foods at this time of year, such as sunflower seeds, pinhead oatmeal or special mixes for birds that feed mainly on insects.
The RSPB has comprised the following easy tips to utilise your garden space:
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