The RSPB have put together this A to Z guide of UK birds including information about each featured species, including help with identification, breeding information and details about their lifestyle and feeding habits.
http://www.rspb.org.uk/birds/guide/index.asp
Take a look at the British Trust for Ornithology’s information on our most common garden birds. Find out lots of useful information about your feathered garden visitors.
http://www.bto.org/gbw/Species
This project was the result of two keen birdwatchers getting together and wanting to share their hobby with those that have difficulty getting out and about. They plan to set up feeder stations and nesting boxes in the gardens of those people that are either elderly or have a disability and are limited to the house.
http://www.deanbirders.co.uk
The Birds of Britain website has over 400 pages including changing monthly features and a permanent guide to Britain's bird reserves and clubs, You will most certainly find something of interest here.
http://www.birdsofbritain.co.uk/
BirdGuides brings you better birding through technology. This site offers you up-to-the-minute news and views on British and Irish birds, a comprehensive online and mobile reference and a huge photo library intended for birdwatchers everywhere to enjoy!
http://www.birdguides.com/home/default.asp?menu=menu_home
A great nest box diary site full of pictures and information.
http://www.36badgers.co.uk
This impressive site was created and is maintained by David Jones. David is building up quite an archive of data and the site also includes an interesting pond diary.
http://www.mybitoftheplanet.com
A great diary site with a very active forum. Elizabeth and Malcolm are usually available online and offer lots of great advice and tips. Well worth a look!
http://www.biggonline.co.uk
A Fantastic site that demonstrate the educational rewards of Gardenature kits.
Realising the potential of Bird Nest Box cameras in schools, after Stretton Handley Primary School carried out a quite stunning project during Spring and Summer 2007, it was agreed to run a Derbyshire wide project to look at the nesting habits of local birds. The project is being led by Nikki Mahadevan from Stretton Handley C of E Primary school with support from the ICT Curriculum Support Team at John Hadfield House at Matlock.
x18 schools took part in the pilot project in 2008, including infants, juniors, primaries and a special school. A further 16 schools joined the project last year and even more are set to join in this year.
http://www.lea.derbyshire.sch.uk/birdcam/index.php
The definitive online guide to badgers in the United Kngdom.
http://www.badgerland.co.uk
This fantastic website holds a tremendous amount of useful information on anything and everything to do with wildlife and wildlife gardening . Highly recommended.
http://www.wildlife-gardening.org.uk
One of the UKs leading independent conservation and countryside management websites
http://www.naturenet.net
Natural England is the government’s advisor on the natural environment. They provide practical advice on how best to safeguard England’s natural wealth for the benefit of everyone.
Their remit is to ensure sustainable stewardship of the land and sea so that people and nature can thrive, that England’s rich natural environment can adapt and survive intact for future generations to enjoy.
They work with farmers, land managers; business and industry; planners and developers; national, regional and local government; interest groups and local communities to help them improve their local environment.
http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/
An essential website essential for anyone interested in our feathered friends. Forums, equipment reviews, picture galleries and much more!
http://www.birdforum.net
Another great site full of very useful information.
http://www.wildlifegardener.co.uk
This is a link to the Green Gardener website.
http://www.greengardener.co.uk
BirdLife International is a global Partnership of conservation organisations that strives to conserve birds, their habitats and global biodiversity, working with people towards sustainability in the use of natural resources.
http://www.birdlife.org/index.html
If you want to go birdwatching in the Netherlands, Birding Holland can help you get more out of your birding experience. Fully flexible birding tours, experienced guides, low rates and terrific birds!
http://www.birdingholland.com
