How did ‘bird gardening’ become established in British life?

Posted on February 17, 2016February 17, 2016 by Simon H King

Simon King and Margaret Cooper reveal its origins in the ideas and writing of the famous WW2 spy catcher – none other than Maxwell Knight. Available in this week’s Cage & Aviary Birds Magazine

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Wildlife are, increasingly, killed on the roads. This is a rare striped hyaena

Wildlife are, increasingly, killed on the roads. This is a rare striped hyaena

The Coopers survey the terrain from the top of their hosts' four-wheel drive vehicle

The Coopers survey the terrain from the top of their hosts’ four-wheel drive vehicle

The Coopers arrive at their bungalow on the farm in Maasailand

The Coopers arrive at their bungalow on the farm in Maasailand

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Maxwell Knight and Goo the cuskoo

Maxwell Knight and “Goo” the cuckoo

Snake charmer spies and snakes Maxwell Knight

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Copyright: Simon H King

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