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Wild birds in your garden and around town? Well here you can discover more! With a look at a different wild bird each month, we’ll cover tips on how to attract them, how to feed them and even how to best spot them!

From bluetits to greenfinches, we’ll look to cover all sorts of wild garden birds to help you spot them, feed them and more!

Guide to British Woodpeckers

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There are over 200 species of woodpeckers around the world, but only three of them live right here in the UK. These fascinating birds are recent visitors to...

Guide to British tits

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Tits are fascinating birds. While there are others such as the long-tailed tit and bearded tit, these birds aren’t true members of the tit family. There are 6...

Bird Profile: Nuthatch

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Identifiable by a plump potbelly, large beak, rusty orange underparts and dark blue wings, nuthatches are agile, busy birds that are a favourite amongst wildlife fanatics. But how...

TOP 10 FACTS ABOUT COAL TITS

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Coal tits are one of the smallest birds in the British Isles, and are a much loved visitor to bird tables up and down the country. But how...

15 Garden Birds To Spot This Winter

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With autumn migration and hibernation taking place, it's easy to think that your garden may be devoid of life during winter. However, winter provides an excellent opportunity to...

Love is in the Air – Birds That Mate for Life

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Valentines Day is upon us, and it's not just humans who are thinking about love! With winter almost over, our feathered friends are starting to gear up for...

History of the golden eagle in Britain

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In recent news it was announced that the last wild golden eagle in Wales had unfortunately died. The bird had escaped captivity over 13 years ago, and had...

How to tell corvids apart

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The birds belonging to the corvid family are arguably the smartest birds in the world. Some are easier to tell apart than others, with their own colourful differences,...

Top 10 Facts About Bullfinches

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Bullfinches are relatively recent users of garden feeders, having been drawn in by sunflower and niger seeds, and their unmistakable bright pink breast and cheeks make the bullfinch...

Starling Murmurations

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As winter begins to take hold throughout the Northern Hemisphere, our native starlings are joined by thousands of visiting starlings from Eastern Europe and Russia, flying around 1,250...

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