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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
Free outdoor activities in the UK(Post)Free outdoor activities. The great outdoors can benefit us both physically and mentally. Whether you’re looking to entertain the kids during the school holidays or are looking to get the whole family
Where Can You Buy Quality Wild Bird Food Online?(Post)Providing birds with the correct nutrients in bird food is vital for their overall health. Buying bird food online can be tough – it’s important you know which breed of bird is visiting your garde
The Big Garden Birdwatch Results 2022(Post)Big Garden bird watch results 2022. The Big Garden Birdwatch helps monitor how garden birds are coping. The event requires people to set aside just an hour of their time to count the birds they s
What birds will we still see in the future?(Post)Birds in the future. With global warming and climate change gaining pace, and increasing amounts of land being transformed into housing, bird species across the world are under threat. Over the comin
Foods To Avoid When Feeding Wild Birds(Post)A quick overview of foods to avoid when feeding wild birds. Feeding the birds that visit your garden is a great way to support wildlife and spot wild birds. You may even be tempted
The Ultimate European Birding Tour(Post)The Ultimate European Birding Tour In the UK we’re fortunate enough to have a wealth of wild birds to spot all year round. With everything from Hawfinches to Nightingales and Nightjars, you won’t be s
New Years resolutions for birders(Post)New years resolution for birders New years resolution for birders. Around this time of year, many of us will be thinking ahead to 2018 and what it might bring. With the New Year comes resolutions too
Top 11 Yellow Birds in Britain and the UK to Attract in Your Garden(Post)Yellow birds bring a splash of colour and cheer to any garden. Observing these birds can be both relaxing and educational, and with the right approach, you can encourage them to visit regularly. From
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...
British Jay Bird(Page)Kennedy's Guide to the British Jay Bird The British Jay bird has beautiful markings, which makes it easily distinguishable from others in the crow family. Its shy nature, however, makes it hard to...
Goldcrest(Page)Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Goldcrest The Goldcrest is one of the UK’s smallest birds, along with the Firecrest. However, for such a small creature, there are lots of interesting facts about...
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