Contains Insects Wild Bird

Are you a bird fanatic who wants to attract as many wild birds as possible to your garden? Then you already know that keeping them safe, happy, and healthy is the key.

This means providing them with a balanced diet, and a safe and comfortable environment where they can feel content.

Feeding Solutions

The first and most important thing is feeding and bathing your birds. They need food and water just like we do!

Bird feeders, baths, and feeding stations can help you provide these essentials to your birds. They offer a clean place to eat and drink water, which can attract a variety of bird species to your garden.

You can opt for different feeder designs to cater to different birds' needs. These include hanging feeders for birds that like to perch and tray feeders for ground-feeding species like doves and sparrows.

If you are wondering what best to feed them, seeds such as sunflower seeds and millet are popular choices. Make sure they also have fresh water available to keep them hydrated.

You can add a bird bath or a small water fountain to ensure a constant supply of water in your garden.

These feeding solutions will make your garden a haven for birds. For all the info you need, check out our blog on how to feed wild birds.

Nesting and Shelter

Birdhouses, nesting materials, and roosting pockets are like cosy hotels for birds. They give them a place to call home, offer shelter from bad weather and predators, and make it safe for them to build nests, and raise their chicks.

We offer birdhouses in different sizes and designs to fit various bird families. They are especially perfect for birds like bluebirds and tits which love to nest in cosy spots.

Roosting pockets are small, enclosed shelters that provide a safe and warm place for birds to rest and stay protected during chilly nights.

By providing these nesting and shelter options in your garden, you're welcoming birds and helping them grow their families in a safe and nurturing environment.

FAQs

How often should I clean bird feeders and baths?

It's best to clean bird feeders and baths regularly, ideally once a week or more often, if they get dirty quickly. This helps prevent the spread of diseases and keeps the feeding area hygienic.

How can I attract more birds to my garden?

You can attract more birds to your garden by providing food, water, and shelter. Set up bird feeders with a variety of seeds, nuts, and fruits that different bird species enjoy. Don't forget to install bird baths or shallow dishes of water for drinking and bathing, which is good for the birds and entertaining for us!

You can also take it a notch higher by planting native trees, shrubs, and flowers that offer food sources like berries and nectar.