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...trees. But when he gets there, he quickly realises things are not quite so simple. Once he has established camp, and got his bearings, he discovers he has not bought the pristine virgin rainforest of his dreams, but instead 100 acres of secondary forest complete with a squatter, a cocaine field, and some dangerous neighbours. A sign recently painted on a rock on his river...

...tree or other perch so that the bird can alight ouside the box before entering. However, don’t provide a route for predators. Fixing Fix the box securely, but consider how you are going to get it down to clean, in October. A screw to hang the box from and a rope or wire around the box and tree trunk would be suitable, but nails are not a good idea as they tend to remain...

...trees in which to build a nest and raise their young. In North America they have been found to be more aggressive than some of the native species that nest in tree holes. This means as well as reducing the availability of nest-holes to native species they can take over tree-holes in which native birds are nesting. Recent studies in North America found that starlings did...