Jay Day is a reimagined urban jay habitat to encourage visitors to consider integrating live plants into their bird-feeding regime and focusing the resources they provide on non-typical feeder species. The Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) uses hypnum moss for nut caching, so to encourage it into the space, the substrate of the balcony is a carpet of green moss overlaid with a metal grate for human access. Vertically, various ‘hatch’ latticeworks frame the view and interweave utility for humans, birds and insects.
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Feature Gardens
BBC Studios Our Green Planet and RHS Bee Garden
BBC Studios Our Green Planet and RHS Bee Garden
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The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking
The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking




Feature Gardens
BBC Studios Our Green Planet and RHS Bee Garden
BBC Studios Our Green Planet and RHS Bee Garden
Balcony Gardens
The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking
The Potting Balcony Garden sponsored by Viking
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