This robin is looking a bit fed up, and I totally get it - we all are!
With the weather forecast looking wet, wet, WET for the foreseeable future, it's worth taking a look at our bird feeding practices to ensure we give our feathered friends a fighting chance. Natural food resources are still very scarce, and this inclement weather is testing, so wild birds need all the help they can get.
There are two key factors to consider when hanging a bird feeder in your garden.
Use the discount code WATCH24 to save 10% on ALL bird seed mixes and straight seeds!
This year's Big Garden Birdwatch will take place on 26th - 28th January 2024, so now is a great time to stock up on bird food and fill up those feeders!
To help you attract the local birds to your back garden, we're currently offering a 10% discount on ALL* bird seed mixes and straight seeds - just make sure you enter the code WATCH24 before you head to the checkout.
The festive season is upon us, and the stockings will be going up very soon. If you're after some last-minute gift ideas for the bird lover in your life, we've got a selection of special offers to share with you - scroll down and let's do a spot of Christmas shopping!
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.
