Bird Tables & Feed

Whether you are an avid bird watcher or just enjoy the presents of birds in your garden,  encourage more birds to your garden by installing a bird box or table.

Involve the whole family and introduce your children to the varied species of birds which visit your garden. Children will love to watch birds throughout the year and feed them through the winter months. We have a wide array of bird tables and boxes to suite any pocket or size of garden.

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Encourage birds into your garden and they in turn will help reduce your pest problems.

The way you choose to plant and cultivate your garden can increase the number of birds which visit. To maximise the number of birds of your garden, ensure you have a good selection of native plants. Larger trees such as beech and oak are perfect, but if you have a smaller less established plot, try and use smaller native plants such as holly, hawthorne or silverbirch.

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To mark National Science and Engineering week’s ‘What on Earth’ campaign which is raising awareness of UK plants and animals facing habitat destruction and homelessness, free wildflower seeds are on offer on www.whatonearth.org.uk (subject to availability).

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Source: Driffield Today Published: 07 Jan 2010

With snow and freezing temperatures arriving across the UK this week, the RSPB is appealing for people to spare a thought for the birds who need our help to survive the cold snap.
Finding food and ensuring they eat enough of it to build – and maintain – adequate fat supplies to store on the body and ‘burn’ for energy is the greatest test for wild birds in winter.

And the food and water we provide can be the difference between life and death in many cases.

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