Offer fresh water - Birds need water to drink and bathe in. You can provide a bird bath or a shallow dish of water for birds to use. Make sure to keep the water fresh and clean.

Bird Feeder Stake

£12.49

This charming stake bird feeder is a wonderful addition to both home and garden. Can also be filled with water & you can enjoy watching these...… read more

Provide shelter - Birds need shelter to hide from predators and bad weather. You can provide shelter by planting trees and shrubs, or by putting up birdhouses.

Kingfisher Wooden Bird Hotel

£7.00

This is a lovely hotel for smaller varieties of garden bird. It gives them a comfy place to stay in the colder months. Constructed from rough sawn...… read more

Clean feeders and birdhouses - Dirty bird feeders and birdhouses can spread disease. Make sure to clean your feeders and birdhouses regularly to keep them hygienic.

Avoid using pesticides - Pesticides can be harmful to birds and other wildlife. Try to avoid using pesticides in your garden, or use natural alternatives.

Plant bird-friendly plants - Planting native plants that produce seeds, berries, and nectar can provide food for birds. Plants such as sunflowers, coneflowers, and holly are great choices.

Provide nesting materials - Birds use a variety of materials to build their nests. You can provide nesting materials by putting out natural materials such as twigs, grasses, and feathers.

Learn about the birds in your area - Different birds have different needs and preferences. By learning about the birds in your area, you can provide the best care for them.

Caring for the birds in your garden can be a fun and rewarding experience. By providing food, water, shelter, and nesting materials, you can support the local bird population and enjoy watching them in your garden. Remember to always be mindful of the environment and avoid using harmful chemicals or materials. With a little care and attention, you can create a bird-friendly garden that will attract a wide variety of birds.