How to help wildlife in hot weather
Summer is finally in full swing! We've experienced some of the hottest days of the year so far, and we can expect a lot more hot, sunny weather...
Has your garden gone quiet?
You may notice towards the end of summer that your garden starts to quieten down in both birdsong and activity. After a few months of seeing your feathered...
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...
Hibernation Habits
The nights are getting shorter, and with the clocks going back in just one week's time it won't be long until we start seeing the first frosts of...
Seven of the UK’s most endangered birds
If you’ve watched David Attenborough’s fantastic Wild Isles series, you’ll be amazed by footage of white-tailed eagles and capercaillie filmed in their natural habitats. Beautiful though these birds...
What to do when a bird hits your window
Lead pic credit: Sherri Dawn
We all love seeing those beautiful garden birds visit our gardens, chirping away on the feeders. Unfortunately, it’s not always plain sailing for our...
Palm Oil Free
Here at Happy Beaks, we're proud to say that all of our products are 100% palm oil free. Any oils in our mixes of wild bird seed are...
The greatest garden wildlife blogs
Turning your garden into a haven for wildlife is easy when you know how. In fact, all it takes to encourage more songbirds, hedgehogs, frogs, newts and toads...
Urban bird watching wonderment
If you thought bird watching was the preserve of countryside dwellers, think again. The urban landscape is full of surprises for seasoned twitchers and new birdwatchers alike. Here...
Bird baths: everything you need to know
A water bath is an essential addition to any birdy buffet. Ensuring your feathered friends have access to a clean, reliable water source is every bit as important...
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