How to attract birds to your feeding station
Give birds a welcome boost by feeding them a selection of nuts, seeds, suet, and mealworms – then sit back and enjoy watching them thrive in your garden....
Guide to Mealworms
They may not be everyone’s go-to bird food of choice, but mealworms are a fantastic food packed full of all the nutrients your garden birds need to survive....
Perfect Presents for Wildlife Lovers
The festive season is upon us, and it's time to start thinking about getting on with the Christmas shopping. But if the idea of trawling the high street...
How to get started with garden bird feeding
Fancy getting in on the garden bird feeding action but don’t know where to start? Well, you’re probably not the only one. Even the most knowledgeable of ornithologists...
Three top tips for feeding birds safely
The results of this year’s RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch are in, and the five birds most commonly seen in the UK were House Sparrows, Blue Tits, Starlings, Woodpigeons...
6 things to know about garden bird suet
For many, garden bird suet is a regular purchase. It comes in many forms and is a staple of the bird feeding station, but like anything bird...
How to attract more birds to your garden – tips from...
A combination of bird food, fresh water and shelter are a good way to encourage local birds to visit your garden. But if you’re looking for tried-and-tested advice...
7 things to know about bird peanuts
Peanuts aren’t nuts, which is nuts! They are in fact legumes, and grow underground. If that doesn’t blow your mind, then perhaps we can enlighten you some...
Choosing the best bird feeder for your garden
There’s nothing better than relaxing in your favourite armchair with a cup of tea, watching through the window as birds flock to your garden to help themselves to...
Why wild birds love sunflower hearts
Birds love to snack on sunflower seed hearts even more than we humans do. And for finches, blackbirds, starlings, thrushes, siskins and even robins, the high fat and...