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In our January (Lake Baikal) issue, we asked you to send us a drawing or a photo of your favourite garden bird. Thank you to all the bird lovers who shared their drawings and letters! Find out who the lucky five winners are in our March issue of Eco Kids Planet.
Robin by Fiona, Switzerland
Gold finch and woodpecker by Ralph, age 6
Blue titby Annabel, age 8
Black-billed magpie by Ika, age 9
Blue tit by Isla, age 7
Blackbirdby Sam, age 7
Blue titby Pearl, age 8
Longtailed tits on the feeder outside our kitchen windowby Kitty, age 6
Barn Owl by Indigo, age 5
Magpie and blue titby Olesya, age 7
Blue tit by Ben, age 5
European jay by Alexis, age 9
Blue tit by Cuba, age 7
Blue titby Samuel, age 5
Robinby Clara, age 9
A Sparrow Hawkby Toby, age 9
A Sony Thrushby Oliver, age 12
Eaglesby Sohn, age 10
Pileated woodpecker by Sophe, age 7
Great tit by Natalie, age 9
Blue tit by Eva, age 9
Blue tit by Umamah
Blue tit and blackbird by Arlo, age 7
My garden bird by Hana Léna, age 5
Robin by Harry, age 8
Cassowary by Ben, age 7
Dove by Elza, age 6
My garden bird by Evie, age 11
Robin by Grace, age 8
Blue tit by Sophie, age 7
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A huge thank you to everyone who entered our Animals at Play eco-friendly Christmas decoration competition. We loved seeing how much creativity, care and imagination went into each entry. From natural materials gathered outdoors to clever reuse of everyday items, your decorations showed just how playful and planet-friendly festive crafting can be.
Thank you so much to everyone who entered our Autumn Nature Art competition. We loved seeing how you explored the outdoors, collected natural materials and turned them into thoughtful, creative artworks inspired by autumn.
What an incredible fleet of rockets you launched into our inbox this month! Each design showed a different way to turn everyday scraps into something extraordinary. Some rockets looked ready for deep-space exploration, others carried alien crews, and a few were so beautifully decorated they could ha...
