During the winter months especially in the UK we get quite a bit of rain and damp weather! Which can make feeding the birds tricky at times! In this blog we will have a look at some products that will help keep the seed and the birds happy and dry this winter time!
News Update! We have recently made the decision to move to a new courier.
As most of our customers are aware, we found ourselves having to box our sacks of birdseed to send them out with DPD. Since our sacks are heavy-duty and water-proof, having to put them into cardboard boxes seemed hugely wasteful and not a good option for the environment; more trees felled to create boxes that ultimately ended up in a bin 24 hours later. However we have now signed a contract with a courier company called DX - Delivered Exactly and they are happy to take our sacks with no need for wasteful, expensive cardboard boxes.
Scientific name: Coccothraustes coccothraustes
Hawfinches are the UK's largest finch and can be found across Europe and Asia. They are very rare birds - in fact, they are red-listed in the UK and are thought to have a population of less than 1,000 breeding pairs. This can make them a particularly difficult species to spot, combined with their shy nature, these birds can be pretty elusive!
Are you looking to attract more wildlife to your garden? From birds to bugs, seeing wildlife in your garden is always a treat! Here at Really Wild Bird Food, we have a wide range of wildlife products that would make the perfect addition to a budding wildlife-friendly garden. Keep reading for our best tips on how to turn your garden into a bustling wildlife haven!
Autumn is the season for planting, and there are some big changes afoot for us this year!
Fledgling birds need to be fed smaller food that is suitable for their diets. If there are fledging birds in your garden, feed them a seed mix for fledglings, including foods like peanut granules and naked oats.
Fledgling is the stage in a flying animal's life between hatching or birth and becoming capable of flight. Fledging is the term mostly used for birds but it can also be used for baby bats! In this blog, we answer your most asked questions about baby birds!
