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Miranda Hodgson blogs on the wildlife discoveries she makes in her Oxfordshire garden.
By Miranda Hodgson Birds will take any opportunity to make homes from our everyday objects - from old coats to ...
By Miranda Hodgson Combining wood brash into hedgerows provides habitats as well as structure in the woodland
By Miranda Hodgson The garden is already attractive to wildlife, but there is always more I can do
By Miranda Hodgson Autumn is with us again, the fungi appear like magic and the biting midges are out with a ...
By Miranda Hodgson 2016 has been a very poor year for butterflies, but I must try to help those that are on the ...
By Miranda Hodgson After a swarm arrived in the garden this summer, we decided to give a home to another bee ...
By Miranda Hodgson The robin's feathers have given it extra speed and agility. Will the same happen for the ...
By Miranda Hodgson Moulting birds during late summer can't fly as well, so this is a good opportunity to help ...
By Miranda Hodgson Grass snakes in the garden should be welcomed, we have nothing to fear from them
By Miranda Hodgson Concerned about the bees removed from my garden earlier this month, I visited their new home
By Miranda Hodgson It was supposed to be a quiet and gentle Sunday, but a swarm of bees decided otherwise
By Miranda Hodgson Leaving an area of garden to go wild can offer habitat to many species. What will I find?
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