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What to feed birds in spring(Post)
When you feed birds in Spring, you give them a vital leg-up in what is often an intense period of survival. As the mating season gets fiercely competitive, birds need all the help they can get when th
Where Do Robins Go In Summer?(Post)Where do robins go in summer. The Robin or The Robin Red Breast as it is sometimes called is a small plump bird that is easily distinguished by its bright red plumage on the chest. The Robin is onl
British Garden Birds: Summer Highlights(Post)The height of summer is upon us, and with the (hopeful) summer weather in the UK, comes a variety of flying garden visitors. This blog aims to explore everything you should be expecting with Briti
Common Swift(Page)The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Common Swift The common swift bird (scientific name Apus Apus) is one of the UK’s most skilled fliers, and if you’re lucky enough to spot one it will be in a...
Red Kite(Page)The Ultimate Guide to the Red Kite What is the Red Kite and what do they look like? The Red Kite is a large, graceful bird of prey which can be easily recognised by their red/brown body, long angled...
British Birds A-Z(Page)British Birds A-Z. Browse our British Bird guide by name. See birds alphabetised by name and family, A-Z in this handy guide. Favourite foods, habitat and song. The ultimate reference library...
The Fledgling Guide(Post)When we see baby birds, it’s most commonly a fledgling as they’re slightly more grown, more independent, and require less help. They’re the opposite of nestling birds, which require help if they’r
Common British Seabirds: Identification and Facts(Post)Common seabirds UK. Did you know that the British Isles is home to 25 species of seabird? Located along British and Irish coastlines, these birds by the sea come in all different shapes and sizes. In
Wren(Page)The Kennedy Wild Bird Food guide to the Wren The wren is Britain's most widespread bird, found all over the country, and is sure to be found in your back garden at some point or another! To help you...
Dartford Warbler(Page)Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Dartford Warbler Dartford warbler sightings Although the dartford warbler has recovered from a disastrous crash in numbers back in the 1960's, it is still classed...
Pheasant(Page)The Kennedy Wild Bird Food guide to the Pheasant Pheasants are large game birds, measuring a wingspan of around 70-90cm. They are also commonly referred to as ring-necked pheasants. It is thought...
Skylark(Page)The Kennedy Wild Bird Food guide to the Skylark The Eurasian skylark is a widespread species that can be found in the UK, across Europe and Asia. In this guide, we'll take a look at the skylark and...
