The Garden in Winter
Winter can be good news for the lazy gardener. But if you’ve been looking at that pile of leaves and thinking: “I must clear that up”, hang fire. Leaving things just as they are...
Tagged: Wildlife
Cherish – and Feed – Our Wildlife
. As I write this at the end of the first week of March, the snow is falling outside the lounge window. Fat, fluffy flakes are starting to blanket the bird feeders as...
Keep Wildlife Safe This November
So it’s that time of year again. That time when we start setting fire to small bombs and garden waste in the name of tradition. Personally I have always loved fireworks. Fireworks and...
Wild Pembrokeshire with David Gardner: Starlings – 1
A few days ago, when I opened the porch door to step out into the grey of an autumn early morning mist, I was greeted by a clear and sustained wolf whistle! This is not...
Wild Pembrokeshire with David Gardner: the Sparrowhawk
We have a bird-feeding station outside our lounge picture window. It is constantly busy with visitors that gather in the nearby bushes to queue, preen and squabble before launching onto the seed, nut and fatball...
Wild Pembrokeshire with David Gardner: Dolphins
PEMBROKESHIRE DOLPHINS – WILD AND FREE Of all the things that I look forward to every year, sea trips off the Pembrokeshire coast to the islands and beyond to the Celtic Deep must rank...
Daylight Robbery in Tenby
It’s quite a shock when something that you have only ever read about – and never quite believed in – actually happens to you. Standing looking down over Tenby’s beautiful Harbour Beach, I was...
