As the seasons and weather conditions change, switch up what you're serving in your bird feeders to attract more birds to your backyard.

It says: "As October sweeps across the UK, it brings cooler temperatures and changing leaves, signalling a shift in the needs ...

Though robins like fruit, suet balls, sunflower hearts, raisins, crushed peanuts, and seeds, mealworms are usually a standout ...

As the temperatures start to drop in the fall, life for birds can get harder. Help support them and encourage visits with ...

"Robins have a strong preference for live or dried mealworms," explains Petar Ivanov, gardening expert at Fantastic Gardeners ...

B ritons have been advised on how to attract robins to their gardens using a simple £8 treat. Live or dried mealworms, rich in protein, are an excellent choice for bird feed, particularly favoured by ...

Garden owners who have blackbirds are being encouraged to leave at least one food item on bird feeders to assist them during the ongoing UK drought. Blackbirds are among the most populous birds in the ...

Birds bring many benefits to a garden, from their visual appeal to their role in pest control and pollination. These winged wonders also help with weed control and are a fantastic addition to all ...

If you want to bring birds into your garden, there is one thing you should do - and you can get started right now. Birds bring many benefits to a garden, from their visual appeal to their role in pest ...

12:57, Mon, Aug 18, 2025 Updated: 12:57, Mon, Aug 18, 2025 Gardeners are being urged to leave peanut butter on bird tables this summer. The nutty paste is perfect for birds at this time of year, say ...

One of the best things about having a garden is welcoming the wildlife that comes to visit and knowing that you're doing your part to help them out. And for those who love seeing birds stop by, ...

Leaving food out for the birds in the winter months is standard practice in many gardens across the country. However, experts say that the summer months, and particularly this month, our feathered ...