A survey conducted by Forest Holidays reveals that 25% of Britons are unable to distinguish between familiar garden birds, such as robins and red kites. The survey of 2,000 adults highlights a disconnect from nature, with 34% attributing their lack of knowledge to the overwhelming presence of digital content. Interestingly, 21% of respondents noted they are more likely to see birds on screens than in their natural habitats. Despite this, birdwatching is experiencing a resurgence, with 44% of participants actively engaging in the hobby. The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch, which draws hundreds of thousands of participants annually, reflects this growing interest. The survey also found that 37% of respondents find nature retreats appealing primarily for their mental health benefits. Forest ranger Gerry O'Brien emphasized the importance of reconnecting with nature, stating that the natural world offers a perfect antidote to excessive screen time. As more people recognize the benefits of spending time outdoors, initiatives like 'Nestflix' aim to encourage this connection through engaging content.