The Gardenature Blog

The latest survey results from the Breeding Bird Survey shows that the Spotted Flycatchers and Willow Warblers are thriving north of the England-Scotland border, whilst struggling south of it.

by Simon Byland, 26 Apr 2018

Whilst they aren’t the most popular of garden visitors they are certainly one of the most interesting.

by Simon Byland, 24 Apr 2018

This photo was sent to us by one of our customers.

by Simon Byland, 23 Apr 2018

The latest population estimate shows that the breeding numbers of Peregrine Falcon in the UK have hit a historic high

by Simon Byland, 15 Mar 2018

If you place an order on a next day or 2 - 5 day service please expect delays. Severe weather conditions are continuing to impact our order delivery services throughout the UK.

by Simon Byland, 01 Mar 2018

Hedgehogs are continuing to decline in the UK, according to a new report. Read on..

by Simon Byland, 07 Feb 2018

Valentine’s Day 2018 will see the start of the 21st annual National Nest Box Week (NNBW), in which people across Britain are encouraged to put up a nest box and provide a family home for our birds.

by Simon Byland, 06 Feb 2018

Grab yourself a bargain, some of our best seasonal deals on wildlife products, if your in the market for some Binoculars here is an offer you cannot refuse!

by Simon Byland, 02 Feb 2018

The RSPB are asking for just one hour of your time to simply count the different species of birds in your garden or local park. This years survey runs 27th - 29th January 2018, Free Pack and fun for all ages!

by Simon Byland, 11 Jan 2018

Severe weather conditions have delayed some Gardenature deliveries across the country. We issue tracking numbers to email or text mobiles (where numbers are provided) so that you can keep up to speed with our timed delivery service.

by Simon Byland, 12 Dec 2017

Since 1999 the State of UK’s Birds reports have provided an annual overview of the status of the UK’s breeding and non-breeding bird species in the UK and its Overseas Territories. The report collates data from annual, periodic and one-off surveys :

by Simon Byland, 05 Dec 2017

Want to find out ? set up a Bushnell 119740.. Mark Did !

by Simon Byland, 13 Nov 2017

Latest research by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) has found that, although several birds may benefit from a changing climate, particularly in the north, some species will be hit hard and among these are some of the most vulnerable British birds

by Simon Byland, 26 Oct 2017

What happens to birds in areas affected by hurricanes?
Most birds wait for favorable winds and weather before starting a migratory flight, so seldom strike out over water during a hurricane, but some birds may be well offshore when a storm begins

by Simon Byland, 15 Sep 2017

Our 13th Year exhibiting at the Bird Fair and it was lovely to meet and chat with some of our customers both new and old!
The new Gardenature stand design was awarded 'best stand' in the Camera and Optics section which we were very pleased about!

by Simon Byland, 24 Aug 2017

Customers that purchased from us at the BirdFair last weekend were automatically entered into a Raffle to win back their spend.. We are pleased to announce the Lucky Winner!!

by Simon Byland, 23 Aug 2017

OUR OFFICES WILL BE UNATTENDED on 17th and 18th August as we are exhibiting at the British BirdFair.

by Simon Byland, 14 Aug 2017

As with any electronic product, it sometimes becomes necessary to upgrade your Bushnell Camera firmware to ensure it remains current and compatible.

by Simon Byland, 11 Aug 2017

The BTO /JNCC / RSPB Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) is the main scheme for monitoring the population changes of the UK’s common breeding birds.

by Simon Byland, 10 Aug 2017

The most common garden bird to see at your bird table or feeders would be a Blue Tit

by Simon Byland, 24 Jul 2017

Come see us, 18th - 19th -20th August.

by Simon Byland, 19 Jul 2017

Take a look at our new van wrap, I think you will see us out and about now!

by Simon Byland, 05 Jul 2017

With more than 200 species of Solitary Bee in the UK, so named because unlike Honey Bees or Bumble Bees they live alone. Bees are very important to mankind as they help pollinate our crops, trees and wildflowers.

by Simon Byland, 13 Jun 2017

We have been busy in the workshop again! Take a look at our newly designed Ornamental Duck Box

by Simon Byland, 09 Jun 2017

Read about our newly designed Sparrow House !

by Simon Byland, 09 Jun 2017