Hello from wet and wild Lincolnshire

[Alycia]

I am looking for hints and tips to attract more wildlife to my garden and thought this would be a good place to start.

[Kayleigh]

Hi Alycia and welcome..

It would help us if you could post some pics of your garden

[Ollie]

Hi Alycia and a warm welcome from a fellow Lincolnshire member. it's wet in my part of Lincolnshire as well and has been for the last few days.

Roger

[Alycia]

You don't need pics - its a big green rectangle approx. 5m x 25m with a chicken wire fence all round! My first project is going to be a hedge I think!

[ron1863]

Hi Alicia and welcome to WAB. A hedge (berries) would be a good start and some bird feeders

[ellen h]

Hello and welcome to WAB
ellen

[gess]

Hi Alycia

Hedge (berries) sounds good ..... welcome to WAB

Gess

[Alycia]

Oh, I forgot to mention that I share my garden with this beautiful dog on the left and 3 children ranging from 11yrs to 11months

[dan-fisher]

Welcome Alycia

I'm just 8miles from you in Ancaster and am doing just that on a fair scale really.

Take a look at my thread which i've just started on my garden, and the sort of plants/weeds/flowers i'm after which are all good for birds, bees and nutterflies

My (not yet) Wildlife garden...

Also in the birds section..

Quick read on creating a natural food source in the garden.

Cheers, dan

Originally Posted by Alycia

Oh, I forgot to mention that I share my garden with this beautiful dog on the left and 3 children ranging from 11yrs to 11months

Good no cats unless they want eating

[Alycia]

Thanks very much, have bookmarked these for further reading later.