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Blog post:
This weekend...Prepare for your Birdwatch
Kevin Middleton
The countdown to the Big Garden Birdwatch is on! It’s now just three weeks until it’s time to sit down, perhaps in your favourite chair, and look out your window for just one hour, counting the birds in your garden. So, how can you make the most of your Birdwatch? Just how are you going...
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6 Jan 2012
Blog post:
Save £2 on Peck 'n' Mix
Suzy Mills
Save £2 on a 350 g pouch of RSPB Peck 'n' Mix bird food. Was £3.49 - Now just £1.49 RSPB Peck 'n' Mix is an irresistible bird food and delectable blend of dried mealworms (beetle larvae), juicy raisins and suet-based ‘Buggy nibbles’ (suet nibbles with...
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7 Dec 2011
Blog post:
This weekend...be a bird food master chef
lucinda
I love cooking - especially baking cakes. But while I think a lot about making food for myself, I'm ashamed to say that I don't often think about making something for the birds that visit my garden. But as I recently discovered, it's easy to make your birds a tasty treat. And as winter...
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21 Oct 2011
Blog post:
£5 off sacks of bird food
Suzy Mills
Right now you can save £5 off all our 12.75 kg sacks of RSPB bird seed and seed mixes. The RSPB's Feed the Birds Day takes place on Saturday 29 October 2011. This special day reminds us about all the things we can do to help birds and other garden wildlife through the winter. Birds really...
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13 Oct 2011
Forum post:
Helping Mallards nesting in Kent.
Alanhathaway
Hi all, I live on a houseboat on the Medway estuary, Kent. Yesterday we noticed our resident mallard has a new broad of 7 chicks, unfortunately though last year we only saw the chicks for a couple of days and each day it was distressing to notice the number of chicks get less and less :( I'm wondering...
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16 Jul 2011
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Feeding Female Blackbird
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25 Jul 2010
Blog post:
A pinch of salt
Gemma Butlin
There are some dishes I couldn't even contemplate eating without seasoning - who would want egg and soldiers without a sprinkle of salt on the runny yolk for example? Ooooh I'm salivating at the thought... But salt could kill some garden birds and the RSPB is urging people not to use it as...
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17 Feb 2010
Forum post:
Should we feed waterfowl when the lakes are frozen over?
jimbogaz
Hi All. I live near the gravel pit lakes at Rickmansworth and have noticed that the birds seem quite keen to find out if I have food - even Moor Hens (normally fairly shy in my experience) have taken to following me around a little when I'm close to the lake (which is mostly frozen over). My question...
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10 Jan 2010
Forum post:
Re: Fat/suet ball holders
iBozz
Thanks, Coal. It's been there around a year now so they should be used to it. They don't seem scared of it as they sit on the top and feed from a seed holder not a foot away. I've made some "fat balls" out of lard, nuts, raisins and seeds tonight, shaped in yoghurt pots, and...
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20 Dec 2009
Blog post:
Why fat is a bird's best friend
Katie Fuller
We humans are constantly bombarded with messages that Fat Is Bad. It's less lard, more olive oil these days. And rightly so, much of the time. Now that many of us live rather sedentary lives, sitting around in heated offices and houses, fat isn't as important for us as it once was. For birds...
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11 Nov 2009
Forum post:
Rat-proof bird feeder? Help please!!
Sandpipa
Hello all, This is my first post, but I really need some help if anyone can provide any! Last winter I was unfortunate enough to have rats in my home for the first time - a thoroughly unpleasant experience. Although the advice from the pest controllers was to stop feeding the birds, I was very...
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11 Oct 2009
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