The Birdwatcher's Garden - Softcover
In this straightforward guide to making your garden - whatever its size - into a safe haven for birds, Hazel and Pamela Johnson explain how to plan a garden and what to grow to provide food, shelter, observation and singing posts, and nesting sites. They also deal with feeding birds, providing a directory of different species requirements; and man-made provisions such as bird tables, nesting boxes and bird baths.
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Hazel and Pamela Johnson have a long-shared interest in wildlife, conservation and ecology. Hazel has a PhD in geology and has taught botany and geology at universities. She has also been a voluntary group leader for an RSPB local members' group for over 20 years. Pamela has completed a course in horticulture. Both have participated in various voluntary bird and wildlife surveys as well as enjoying all aspects of gardening and the countryside.
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- PublisherGuild of Master Craftsman Publications Ltd
- Publication date2010
- ISBN 10 1861088701
- ISBN 13 9781861088703
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages176
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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The most regular contact many people have with wildlife is the pleasure of watching birds in the garden. Increase the attraction of your garden for birds by supplementing the food, shelter, roosting and nesting sites that are available, and your garden will offer a safe haven for many species, both resident and migratory. Hazel and Pamela Johnson show the most effective means of ensuring that birds will flourish and also detail the principles of sympathetic gardening, discussing how best to enhance local habitats, whether in cities, suburbs, a village or rural setting. Even patios and balconies can be attractive and useful to birds. The authors share their experience of this, devoting a chapter to the particular concerns of small gardens. They also cover: constructing, siting and maintaining ponds; cultivating annuals, biennials, perennials and aquatic plants; organic gardening and conservation issues; avoiding potential hazards; and breeding and feeding habits. AUTHOR: Hazel and Pamela Johnson have a long-shared interest in wildlife, conservation and ecology, which they have followed in their everyday lives and studies. Hazel has a PhD in geology and has taught botany and geology at universities. She has also been a voluntary group leader for an RSPB local members' group for over 20 years, for which she received a President's award. Pamela has completed a course in horticulture. Both have participated in various voluntary bird and wildlife surveys as well as enjoying all aspects of gardening and the countryside. Also available: The Organic Fruit and Vegetable Gardener's Year 9781861085665 The most regular contact many people have with wildlife is the pleasure of watching birds in the garden. This title details the principles of sympathetic gardening, discussing how best to enhance local habitats, whether in cities, suburbs, a village or rural setting. It also contains a chapter on the particular concerns of small gardens. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781861088703
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