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Winter Wildlife

Robin on garden fork. © Andrew Howe/Getty

Wildlife Gardening

5 ways you can help wildlife this winter

Red squirrel with nuts. © Neil Burton/Getty

How do squirrels find their nuts?

Mistletoe branch close up. © Studio Doros/Getty

Discover fascinating facts about mistletoe

Slug crawling on a path in a garden. © TT/Getty

Insects & Invertebrates

Do slugs freeze in winter?

Lackford Lakes in the frost © Steve Aylward

Top Boxing Day walks

Ash tree bark

How to identify a tree by its bark

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Animal Facts

Giraffes walking through the savannah in the Masai Mara © Manoj Shah/Getty

20 giraffe facts that will blow your mind

(7) Mothers Protection - Kyle Moore

A year in the life of European brown bears

Squirrel fox feeding on garden fruit. © Getty

66 alien species which could threaten European wildlife

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Plant Facts

Hart's tongue fern. © Felicity Rose Cole

Identify Wildlife

How to identify ferns with our illustrated guide

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Wildlife Gardening

How to make a butterfly-friendly garden

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The best botanical illustration books

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How To

The Berry Cocktail © Emma Mitchell

How to make a wild berry cocktail, by Emma Mitchell

A common toad. © Sandra Stanbridge/Getty

Wildlife Gardening

How you can help hibernating amphibians

Illustrations by Alan Batley

Make a fat cake for your garden birds to enjoy

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Holidays and Days Out

Reader Holidays

Grant Arms Wildlife Book Festival 2019

Avocets © Richard Chew

10 best places in the UK to go birding in winter

Reader Holidays

Visit the kingdom of the polar bear with Nick Baker

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People & Wildlife

Melissa Harrison and her dog Scout. © Penny Dixie

People & Wildlife

Melissa Harrison on dogs and nature reserves

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The wonder women of ornithology

How representative is nature conservaiton of British society? © Jamie Wignall

People & Wildlife

Does nature conservation represent society?

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