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Wildlife products from Kennedy wild bird food. We all love to attract Britain’s best birds to our gardens. But there is also other wildlife that pay our outdoor spaces a visit too. Badgers, squirrels, foxes and hedgehogs are often seen near our homes. Making sure they feel welcome is very important for conservation efforts. Take a look at some of our top wildlife feeds and homes and start turning your garden into a wildlife friendly haven.

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  • Kennedy Wild Peanuts in Shell - Monkey Nuts
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    Kennedy Wild Peanuts in Shell - Monkey Nuts

    Kennedy Wild

    £11.50 - £52.00
    Peanuts in shells Peanuts in shells for birds is an old fashioned way of feeding the birds. Also known as monkey nuts, they are a firm favouite of squirrels. Thread peanuts together with cotton or string and hang from tree or feeder. Will provide much...
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  • Kennedy Wild High Energy Superior Ground Feed Mix
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    Kennedy Wild High Energy Superior Ground Feed Mix

    Kennedy Wild

    £10.00 - £44.75
    High energy ground feed for birds Our new high energy ground feed for birds has been blended and tested to offer your birds a nutritional, high energy food. Ideal for winter and springtime feeding when an additional energy boost is often required. Either...
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  • Gardman Water Drinker 770ml
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    Gardman Water Drinker 770ml

    Gardman
    £9.25
    The Gardman Water Drinker is a durable all plastic feeder to provide valuable water for wild birds. The plastic reservoir replenishes after every bird visit. Plastic reservoir replenishes after every bird visit. Holds 770ml water. Height: 24cm.
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  • Jacobi Jayne I Love Hedgehogs Ceramic Dish
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    Jacobi Jayne I Love Hedgehogs Ceramic Dish

    Jacobi Jayne
    £14.50
    This ceramic feeding dish is ideal for serving hedgehog food – the food that's carefully blended for our favourite small mammal. The glazed ceramic dish is frost proof and dishwasher friendly. And like our I Love Robins® Dish, it also doubles as a bird...
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What wildlife would you like to attract your garden?

  • Hedgehogs
  • Squirrels
  • Nestlings and Fledglings
  • Bees

Hedgehogs

As their name suggests, hedgehogs love to hide in the leafy undergrowth of hedges. Even if you don’t have hedges in your garden you can still attract hedgehogs by leaving some shrubby areas in the corners of your garden and cutting a small hole in your fence for easy access.

Squirrels

Squirrels are acrobatic opportunists when it comes to sneaking food from our feathered friends. As many bird lovers know, they often find ingenious ways of breaking into bird feeders. To keep the peace in your garden make sure you have separate feeding stations. Squirrels especially enjoy peanuts in shells and sunflower seeds but mostly our blended squirrel food.

Nestlings and Fledglings

There’s nothing better than watching your favourite birds raise a family in your own garden. All birds nest differently. Robins like open boxes, whereas blue tits need a fully contained box with a small opening. We have a full range of nest boxes to accommodate a wide variety of birds and help make them feel at home.

Bees

Attracting pollinators to your garden encourages biodiversity and helps keep your garden flowering year on year. Not only do bees pollinate much of our native flora, they are also responsible for about one-third of our daily diet! While there are about 20,000 different species of bees recent studies have shown that a third of British wild bees and hoverflies are in decline.

 

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