Chaffinches Habitat, Food & Identification
Identification Length: 15cm Male chaffinch Their foreheads are black with slate-blue crown and neck. The…
BirdsGarden Birds7th September 2022
Bird Identification and Advice
The UK is home to many beautiful birds – over 600 species in fact! With every bird species having its own unique characteristic, it’s no wonder they are such fascinating creatures.
Spotting birds in your garden for the first time can be exciting and it might leave you wondering what type of bird keeps paying you visits. Our wild bird guides will help you to identify the species of birds you have seen in your garden along with expert advice on bird food choices and behavioural patterns – the perfect bird lover reads.
Dunnock: Identification, Nesting, Habitat and Food
Dunnock identification: what does a dunnock look like? Length: 14cm The Dunnock is similar to…
BirdsGarden Birds7th September 2022
Wood Pigeon Identification, Nesting & Food
Wood pigeon identification Length: 40cm. The Wood Pigeon is larger than other European pigeons, and…
BirdsGarden Birds7th September 2022
Why have all the birds disappeared from my garden and where have they gone?
A common topic of conversation when we’re talking to customers in early autumn; ‘Where have…
AutumnBirdsGarden Birds7th September 2022
Wren Birds UK: Food, Nesting Habits & Facts
What does a wren look like? Length: 9cm. The wren is easily recognised by its…
BirdsGarden Birds7th September 2022
Siting Bird Nest Boxes In Your Garden: A Guide
Spring is garden bird breeding season. After feeding, adding a bird nest box is the…
BirdsGarden BirdsNest BoxesSpring7th September 2022
A guide to red-breasted birds in the UK
When you think of red-breasted birds in the UK, you’ll most likely think of the…
BirdsGarden Birds19th July 2022
Tawny Owl Identification, Habitat , Food & Other Facts
Identification: what does a tawny owl look like? Length: 38cm. The Tawny Owl is the…
Birds19th July 2022
Song Thrush, Identification, Habitat and Food
Identification Length: 23cm. Distinguishable from the Mistle Thrush and the Field fare by its smaller…
BirdsGarden Birds19th July 2022
