I built a 30ft long deadhedge for wildlife! It's full of frogs, snakes, and birds. Slug population is noticeably lower now.5mo ⋅ RasterAlien ⋅ r/GardenWild
a rabbit decided to have her babies in our yard. the babies are starting to venture out more!2yr ⋅ littlebabyfruitbat ⋅ r/GardenWild
When I took this pic, I was excited to be getting both the American Goldfinches in one pic. Not til I looked at it closer did I see the Ruby-throated Hummingbird is right there with them. The zinnias are magical!1yr ⋅ Kaydantzler ⋅ r/GardenWild
I converted 10,000 sqft of my front yard from lawn to native prairie. Photos from April to November of the 3rd growing season. Zone 7, midwest USA1yr ⋅ Redwhisker ⋅ r/GardenWild
We’ve had an insane number of Gulf Fritillary caterpillars in my yard this year. They apparently like making their cocoons along a specific side of the house!7mo ⋅ Theres_A_Thing ⋅ r/GardenWild
Our robins hatched today! Still one egg left, not sure if it'll end up hatching or not1yr ⋅ firewindrefuge ⋅ r/GardenWild
This cute bee was waiting out the thunderstorm in the bee house. I believe it's a Mason bee, although this house is also used by leafcutter bees.2yr ⋅ allicat828 ⋅ r/GardenWild
I know this is GardenWild, but thought a shot from CompostWild was worth it.1yr ⋅ DivertingGustav ⋅ r/GardenWild
My possessive crows left when I added a rock (for the bees) and now everyone gets to enjoy the bird bath!1yr ⋅ lilbabynuggetface ⋅ r/GardenWild
Tearing out shrubs for more pollinator-friendly plants--found a wormsnake in the roots! It was rehomed nearby.3yr ⋅ Phyltre ⋅ r/GardenWild
First queen bumblebee I've seen this year and she decided to land on me .2yr ⋅ gloworm62 ⋅ r/GardenWild
I'm glad I let a bunch of the bok choy go to flower, the bees are loving it!3yr ⋅ thrawn21 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Groundhogs are often slandered by my neighbors. No matter how many tips I offer, they refuse to work around them and choose to complain. But who am I to kick them out of a perfect habitat? Mama Chog on the left, and one of her teenagers on the right. Mama has seen some shit LOL1yr ⋅ criticalmilk ⋅ r/GardenWild
Killing grass so we can replace with native plants. I need to put a yard sign that says “Trust the Process”1yr ⋅ DotComExpert ⋅ r/GardenWild
baby raccoon lounging on our deck today while their family forages below. mama and her kits spent basically the whole summer in our cherry trees.2yr ⋅ littlebabyfruitbat ⋅ r/GardenWild
I absolutely adore this time of year when our garden meadow is coming in to full bloom. Black knapweed, devil’s and sheep’s bit scabious, vetch, meadow buttercup, yellow rattle, common sorrel, god knows how many grasses and loads more.2yr ⋅ BearMcBearFace ⋅ r/GardenWild
In an attempt to save some milkweed plants from an area that would be sprayed by landscapers, I began to dig up what I thought was individual plants and found this! *apple for scale*1yr ⋅ quiet_like_dusk ⋅ r/GardenWild
A roost of monarchs in the northern white cedar (thuja occidentalis) in my urban yard, hunkering down for a storm.2yr ⋅ paintedcactus ⋅ r/GardenWild
Thickly seeding was a raging success! Is it too late to plant more northeast wildflowers for this summer season? (zone 6b)1yr ⋅ TikiBananiki ⋅ r/GardenWild
Surrounded our birdbath with Florida native coontie palms. The birds love it. 😊1yr ⋅ crzydreamr ⋅ r/GardenWild
Our dock is apparently a good fishing spot for this little Kingfisher! (East Anglia)2yr ⋅ WindInTheWillowsIRL ⋅ r/GardenWild
I let the front yard get a little out of control this year, but I don't have any neighbours so no one seems to mind. Newfoundland, Canada2yr ⋅ UraniumLucy ⋅ r/GardenWild
Accidentally disturbed this salamander when pulling up patio pavers today. First time seeing one in my garden.1yr ⋅ wishbonesma ⋅ r/GardenWild
Backyard Bees of North America. Thought you folks might enjoy this crosspost.2yr ⋅ TransposingJons ⋅ r/GardenWild
A box turtle layed a clutch of eggs in my yard! So excited for baby turts!3yr ⋅ faerielle ⋅ r/GardenWild
My wildflower patch doing its thing despite another dry winter (Southern California)2yr ⋅ _polymorpha_ ⋅ r/GardenWild
Choke cherry tree we planted as cardinal / bird waiting room by our feeder :)3yr ⋅ katpoker666 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Love these little guys. One of my main gardening goals is to create more firefly habitat.10mo ⋅ wishbonesma ⋅ r/GardenWild
I know it's not much, but it's my first ever milkweed plant. I started it from seed and it makes me so happy.4yr ⋅ quiet_like_dusk ⋅ r/GardenWild
We just bought a house, and the front and backyard are ecological disasters. We are renovating our front yard first and would love to hear your ideas to make it more wildlife friendly! (We live in a rural area in the Netherlands)1yr ⋅ Jenikip ⋅ r/GardenWild
The garden path in the pink, enjoying the extra rain and cold weather in Germany atm. Last year's rescued hedgehogs get released in here tonight!3yr ⋅ TheVoluntaryBeggar ⋅ r/GardenWild
Crimson clover- my husband wanted it for the nitrogen benefits in the soil and I wanted my bees to have some pretty options3yr ⋅ LoggerheadedDoctor ⋅ r/GardenWild
This photo is my literal pride and joy, as it’s the first time I’ve caught a butterfly sippin’ in the garden. I feel so accomplished.2yr ⋅ sleepinthe-garden ⋅ r/GardenWild
My first EVER garden in my first house. I'm turning it into a wildlife haven, and I recently made a pond by myself!3yr ⋅ Nerve_Tonic ⋅ r/GardenWild
Scarlet tanager visiting my little water fountain near Milwaukee, Wisconsin3yr ⋅ wi_voter ⋅ r/GardenWild
A friendly vulture considering our porch for nesting in the fully wild part of our garden3yr ⋅ katpoker666 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Every night this hedgehog comes to my bird feeder and eats the leftovers4yr ⋅ TheOneDools ⋅ r/GardenWild
I left some of the dill weed that grows wild in my backyard and I’m super glad I did- turns out swallowtail caterpillars love it.2yr ⋅ baddbroccolis ⋅ r/GardenWild
Decided that we would turn an old flower bed into a wild flower garden this year. My 3 year old helped with everything. So many little visitors! Bees, birds, butterflies!3yr ⋅ AlluringBones ⋅ r/GardenWild
this rabbit is a regular visitor of my gardner. How can I make the situation more comfortable for him?1yr ⋅ Mati_ma ⋅ r/GardenWild
Any idea what kind of bee this is on my yellow coneflowers? Midwest, Zone 5B1yr ⋅ CharlesV_ ⋅ r/GardenWild
Releasing the tiger swallowtail in my garden (had found the caterpillar in the yard a few weeks ago)4yr ⋅ gymell ⋅ r/GardenWild
I went to go thin out the dill and found a volunteer hard at work... swallowtail cats!!3yr ⋅ allonsyyy ⋅ r/GardenWild
this Snails are eating my Aloes! the nature is wild when u leave it alone🔥10mo ⋅ sugaRedhead ⋅ r/GardenWild
My garden is maybe a little TOO friendly to wildlife. Here's the opossum that is squatting in my chicken coop as we speak3yr ⋅ NelyafinweMaitimo ⋅ r/GardenWild
Most of my zinnias are dead/dying and I was going to cut them back today, but I changed my mind when I saw this visitor. I haven't seen a monarch all summer so this was a pleasant surprise!3yr ⋅ quiet_like_dusk ⋅ r/GardenWild
A patch of wild violets have sprung up in a neglected border covered in fallen leaves (northern England)3yr ⋅ Climpy ⋅ r/GardenWild
Just planted up this tiny wildlife pond and marsh area with nothing but natives! [Wales, UK]3yr ⋅ ParvusPlants ⋅ r/GardenWild
I removed 1,000 sq ft of lawn and replaced it with (mostly) native plants, things are finally starting to bloom!3yr ⋅ squeakyballs ⋅ r/GardenWild
The Dwarf pincushion flower is on the red list of threatened species here in the Netherlands. I planted some in pots on my balcony and it brought SO many visitors! Like this little bumblebee3yr ⋅ aplethoraofplants ⋅ r/GardenWild
First infant residents in our Australian native bee and wasp breeding house.My allocation at local community garden.11mo ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/GardenWild
The asters have gone mad and I was thinking of getting rid of some... decided against it when I saw the number of bees and pollinators on them today ☀️2yr ⋅ KeepCallingMeBack2 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Bee Orchid and Common Orchid growing in what used to be the lawn , now becoming a wild flower meadow .3yr ⋅ gloworm62 ⋅ r/GardenWild
200' of tree lawn (grew pumpkins last year). Recommendations for rewilding it, yet code enforcement and maintenance friendly?1yr ⋅ ReneRobert ⋅ r/GardenWild
Just renovated my backyard into a pollinator garden last week and I already have 2 kinds of butterfly caterpillars!3yr ⋅ ThePhloxFox ⋅ r/GardenWild
For my wedding, I made wildflower seed packets as a gift to our guests to bring home and plant. I had a bunch left over and planted them under the living room window. Every day, more bloom and I love sitting and watching all the critters flock to it!4yr ⋅ pinkmilk19 ⋅ r/GardenWild
I reserved a part of our garden for bees, butterflies and bugs. Also let it go wild to see what would grow there. My SO calls it weeds but much loved by insects.3yr ⋅ euro_brat ⋅ r/GardenWild
Common blue butterfly (Polyommatus icarus) enjoying some common bird's-foot trefoil3yr ⋅ Loeni21 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Echinacae a great plant for attracting insects into the garden , Common Blue Butterfly and a honeybee sharing a flower .3yr ⋅ gloworm62 ⋅ r/GardenWild
Threw down wildflower mix and one of these is not like the others! Can anyone ID the tall one?1yr ⋅ RainforestConcepts ⋅ r/GardenWild
(CenTex) My first time letting a thistle actually grow up. Such a gorgeous bloom!3yr ⋅ calilac ⋅ r/GardenWild
Who else gets irrationally sad when their favorite backyard friends migrate?8mo ⋅ ClapBackBetty ⋅ r/GardenWild
Just discovered this sub, my entire garden is dedicated to gardening for local wildlife. For example, i planted milkweed with the goal of being a habitat for monarch butterflies. Looks like its starting to work!2yr ⋅ dingusamongus123 ⋅ r/GardenWild
He’s basilisk-ly moved himself in (Spotted the basilisk again; he needs a name, suggestions welcome!)1yr ⋅ meghanmck ⋅ r/GardenWild
