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Tables of Contents for Attracting Wildlife to Your Garden
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
The Garden Habitat
6
38
Garden diversity
8
2
Wildlife-friendly gardens
10
8
Planning your garden
18
4
A wildlife meadow
22
2
The garden hedge
24
2
Wildlife walls
26
2
The garden pond
28
10
A log garden
38
2
Under your feet
40
2
The compost heap
42
2
Garden Mammals
44
14
Reading the signs
46
2
Hedgehogs
48
2
Rodents
50
3
Deer
53
1
Foxes
54
1
Badgers
55
1
Bats
56
2
Garden Birds
58
28
A beak for the job
60
2
Food for the birds
62
4
Plants for birds
66
4
Familiar garden birds
70
4
Identifying garden birds
74
6
Houses for birds
80
5
Dealing with casualties
85
1
Reptiles and Amphibians
86
10
Lizards
88
2
Snakes
90
2
Frogs, toads and newts
92
4
Insects and Other Invertebrates
96
28
Butterflies
98
4
Identifying butterflies
102
6
Garden moths
108
2
Identifying moths
110
4
Bees and wasps
114
6
Dragonflies
120
2
Ladybirds
122
1
Spiders
123
1
Keeping a record
124
2
Useful information
126
1
Bibliography
127
1
Index
128