BRITISH GARDEN WILDLIFE VOXPOP
July 1st, 2008
BY PETER MCCREADY
WALKS in the countryside and visits to nature reserves maybe the ideal settings to view British wildlife, but for many, one the easiest ways can be from the comfort of our own home in the back garden. BBC Wildlife asked city and countryside dwellers how they have specially adapted their gardens to attract wildlife.
Nizam Damanhuri, 31, website manager, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester
The variety of birds you can attract by just using a few different seed feeders is surprising. My garden's like a little refuge. The main thing is to put out ...
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