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The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Redwing The redwing is a British bird (the smallest thrush bird in the UK) that is commonly found here throughout the winter months. Chances are, you’ve...

The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Avocet The avocet, a once extinct bird with a bold black ‘cap’ and contrasting white coat, is worn proudly on the emblem of the RSPB and has symbolised the...

Peanuts as Bird Food Peanuts as bird food. First of all, bird peanuts are not really nuts at all. A cool (or not so cool) piece of trivia!  They are in fact a legume, which is part of the bean fa

The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Kestrel The common kestrel (not to be confused with the American kestrel) is a remarkable bird that can be found in most parts of the UK. In this guide, we...

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...

The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Common Starling Bird The common starling bird, whose scientific name is Sturnus Vulgaris, is a distinctive bird that can be seen all year round and all over...

Have you noticed some bird food disappears quickly from your garden and others are ignored? Is it possible wild birds have a favourite food? Read on to find out. Favourite Bird Food The

The Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Stock Dove The stock dove, less commonly known by its scientific name Columba oenas, is a popular bird that is similar in size to the rock dove and city pigeon...

Kennedy Wild Bird Food Guide to the Goldfinch  The Goldfinch bird, whose scientific name is Carduelis Carduelis, is a multi-coloured bird with distinctive patterns and markings, so you shouldn't...

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...

Feeding birds in springtime. Birds appreciate food year-round as food shortages can occur at any time, according to the weather. In spring, bird behaviour is quite different as birds are moulting, sea

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...