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Return of the Swallows

Return of the Swallows

The Swallow Bird & Natural Phenomenon Return of the Swallows. Every year, a natural phenomenon heralds the arrival of British summertime- swallows return to the country in their thousands, and become a familiar sight in our skies throughout the warmer months before migrating back south. They are also a welcome visitor because they feed largely on small insects, helping us to keep unwanted pests away while we’re out enjoying the sunshine. However, recent years have seen a substantial decline …
18th May 2016 Kennedy Wild
The Top 20 Birds You Will Find In Your Garden & How To Attract Them

The Top 20 Birds You Will Find In Your Garden & How To Attract Them

Top 20 garden birds Top 20 garden birds. After the RPSB had done their study on the 20 most popular birds that you will find in your garden (shown below), we wanted to show you the visual representation of the bird, so you know which it is when they come to visit you. Please share which birds come and visit you the most in the comments, we'd love to hear about it.   Why not log the birds you see in our 'Birdspotter' app …
19th Apr 2016 Kennedy Wild
Big Garden Bird Watch results 2016

Big Garden Bird Watch results 2016

The RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch results for 2016 are in. They show that the mild winter has increased the number of small birds visiting your Garden! Click here to see the results …
2nd Apr 2016 Kennedy Wild
Garden Bird Quiz

Garden Bird Quiz

How Well Do You Know Your Garden Birds? Test your knowledge with this clever little quiz Click here to take the quiz …
2nd Apr 2016 Kennedy Wild
Feeding your garden birds

Feeding your garden birds

Feeding the birds in your garden Feeding your garden birds. As you probably already know, Britain has a spectacular variety of wild birds to be observed by the casual birdwatcher. However, because these creatures are not used to human contact, it can be difficult to get close enough to them to truly appreciate their beauty. Luckily, though, there is one simple solution to this problem- provide the wild birds with food on a bird table, and you’ll soon find you can observe them from the comfort of …
11th Mar 2016 Kennedy Wild
Create A Wildlife Friendly Hub In Your Garden

Create A Wildlife Friendly Hub In Your Garden

Easy Tips To Create A Wildlife Friendly Hub In Your Garden It is lovely to look out into your garden and spot creatures of all shapes and sizes but have you thought about making a few changes to ensure your green space is completely wildlife friendly? Not only to ensure they keep coming back but to provide much needed support and a safe haven, that birds, mammals and insects can make use of throughout the year. Ensuring your garden is wildlife friendly doesn't have to mean making huge changes t …
1st Mar 2016 Kennedy Wild
Attract Birds to your garden

Attract Birds to your garden

5 easy ways to attract wild birds to your garden Having a beautiful garden is something many of us strive to achieve. Many people say that a garden is not fully complete until there are birds chirping and singing right outside your doorstep. If you are struggling to attract birds closer to your home, there are a few things that you can do to help transform your garden into a safe little haven for all kinds of wild birds. Provide Food One of the easiest steps you can take is to provide these w …
20th Jan 2016 Kennedy Wild
Bullfinches return to the garden

Bullfinches return to the garden

Return of the bullfinches. Bullfinches return to the garden. This beautiful pair of Bullfinches have returned to my garden (summer 2020) . They always feed together on sunflower hearts or small seeds that are on the ground. Their appearance is usually followed by the Turtle Doves so keep watching as we will post pictures when they arrive. …
15th Jan 2016 Kennedy Wild
Return of The Turtle Doves

Return of The Turtle Doves

Return of the turtle doves. Late spring every year we await the return of 'our' turtle doves. This year (2020) they were seen outside the warehouse May 6th, slightly earlier than usual. Last year we saw three breeding pairs. To date this year, only one pair has appeared. We wait with baited breath for more to arrive. They spend lots of time underneath the feeders eating sunflower hearts from the ground. Turtle Dove The turtle dove is a dainty dove, smaller and darker than the collared dove and …
15th Jan 2016 Kennedy Wild

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