Why Aren’t Birds Eating My Bird Food?
Are you wondering why aren’t birds eating my bird food? Have you introduced a new bird feeder and the birds are ignoring it? Or maybe wild birds don’t seem to…
How to Clean a Bird Feeder in 5 Simple Steps
Bacteria can quickly build up in dirty birdfeeders which not only deters our feathered friends from feeding, but can also be harmful to them. Dirty birdfeeders can spread diseases such…
Our Journey to Becoming Eco-Friendly
Plastic or Paper? We are all aware of the importance of being environmentally conscious and trying to reduce our use of plastic due to the resources required to produce these…
Everything You Need To Know About Garden Bird Seed
Wild bird seed is an extremely popular type of food for garden birds; in fact, one of the most popular, which is reflected in the choice and diversity of straight…
Everything You Need To Know About Wild Bird Peanuts
Peanuts are hugely popular with a very wide variety of bird species that visit our gardens across the UK. They are a completely natural and healthy food, and contain essential…
5 Simple Tips To Help Save Our Hedgehogs
It’s a sad fact that the UK’s Hedgehog population is in rapid decline. Our domestic garden areas are now caring for the majority of our remaining prickly friends. In fact,…
All About The Robin
The Nation's Favourite During the 1960s Britain adopted the robin as its favourite bird, although it was never officially confirmed. In 2015 there was another survey to find Britain’s favourite…
Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur)
Turtle Dove Facts Scientific name: Streptopelia turtur Family: Pigeons and doves (Columbidae) Wingspan: 49 - 55cm (19 1/2 - 22") Diet: Seeds form a large part of the turtle dove's…
Collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto)
Scientific name: Streptopelia decaocto Family: pigeons and doves (Columbidae) Wingspan: 47 - 55cm (19 - 22") Diet: Mainly seeds and grain Feed with: Small bird seed, increasingly more from handing…
House Martin (Delichon urbica)
Scientific name: Delichon urbica Family: swallows, martins, swifts and nightjars Wingspan: 25 - 29cm (10 - 12") Diet: Mainly (flying) insects Habitat: House Martins are widespread and can be seen…
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