Based in Norfolk, John Wootton and his partner Claire Brutnall gave up farming to create natural stone accessories for country gardens and city terraces alike. Their pieces have a distinctive, stylish ...

Which bird baths are best? If you enjoy birdwatching, a bird bath is an easy way to draw many different types of birds to your yard. Since their advent in the 1800s, these garden ornaments have ...

Bird baths are more than just ornamental splash pools. They’re also a site where animals socialise and intense rivalries play out. And bird bath design, location and cleanliness can have a big impact.

These low-maintenance bird baths power up during sunnier weather, when birds of all shapes and sizes appreciate liquid refreshment more than most The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.

A bird bath is more than just a decorative feature in your garden. It is a vital resource for local wildlife. Birds need water for drinking, but also for bathing. This helps to keep their feathers ...

Vinegar can be used to get rid of algae in bird baths, but the right method should be used to ensure the health and safety of birds. Vinegar shouldn't be put directly in the bath. Instead, the bird ...

Right before dawn, black-chinned hummingbirds splash every morning in a three-tiered bird bath at Greg and Janna Gibbons’ home near McAllister Park. Orchard orioles stop by on their way south in late ...

A bird bath serves as more than just an ornamental feature in your garden. It's a crucial resource for local wildlife, providing birds with water for drinking and bathing, which helps maintain their ...