While many Brits put out food and build nesting boxes for birds, there's one small task that is often overlooked, yet ...

During summer, your garden can quickly become a vital refuge for Britain's wildlife - especially for birds; but if you want ...

Rather than shopping online for yard or garden features, try this simple DIY involving an underused chip-and-dip tray.

Whether you've upgraded or moved on, sometimes there are random tomato cages taking up space. Instead of tossing them, convert them to birdbaths with this DIY.

Holly recommends looking for a birdbath made of tough plastic or another easy-to-clean material that won't break or chip. Or, you can fashion a birdbath yourself. Birds don't know (or care) how much ...

You should also consider how to clean bird baths close to the feeder if you have any; the same vinegar and water solution along with scrubbing and thorough rinsing works just as well on bird baths.

Birdbaths are a great way to encourage birds and other wildlife into your garden, but they can be tricky to keep them clean and algae-free. And I know from first-hand experience that it’s a real ...

The other day, while waiting for a new grout cleaner to set for three to five ... cleaned the birdcage, gave the bird a bath, and this is the point at which I wanted to reach through the phone ...

If you notice algae is persistently coming back, then give your bird bath a thorough cleaning and place a copper coin into the fresh water. This can help slow down the growth of algae." ...

Bird baths can get grimy over time, but the experts have revealed a clever hack to keep them clean — and all you need is a copper coin. Unclean bird baths can quickly develop algae and algal toxins, ...

Article continues below But, if you notice persistent algae coming back, give your bird bath a thorough cleaning and place a copper coin in the fresh water. This can help slow down the growth of ...