RSPB issues urgent warning to anyone with bird feeders in their gardens
The RSPB has issued an urgent warning to anyone with bird feeders in their gardens, as the charity has revealed the "safest" ...
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It’s Snow Joke Outside
Western New York is getting its fair share of snow right now. Six days into 2025, and Jamestown already has more snow than it ...
Urgent warning to anyone with bird feeders in their gardens
Birds need easy access to high-fat food and water in the winter in order to survive, but gardeners must not make this crucial ...
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How to keep birds fed and happy this January
In this month's "Cultivating Success in the Farm & Garden" column, Hubbard County U of M Extension educator shares the ...
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The RSPB warns not to use bird tables as it pulls stock offline due to deadly disease - these are the feeders you should use instead
‘Scattering bird food such as sunflower hearts on larger flat areas like decking, patios, driveways, or short-cut lawns is a ...
Warning to anyone with a bird table in garden
Lucy Taylor, bird expert for Vine House Farm, said: “Providing garden birds with food on bird tables, ground trays and other ...
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Essential gardening jobs that need to be done in January, according to horticultural experts
Don't let the cold weather deceive you, there's still much to do in the garden in January and the best time to start is now ...
5 ways to help birds during cold weather
A few simple steps in your garden can make a big difference to help birds through cold weather... we asked expert birdwatcher ...
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World’s first dual-cam triple-lens feeder captures birds like never before
Birdfy’s AI-powered feeders bring real-time bird identification and high-resolution videos to backyard birdwatching.
Avoid birdcicles: Heated birdbaths may tempt birds to bathe when it’s too cold.
A: This is a somewhat controversial topic among those who maintain heated birdbaths in winter. Some would agree with you, ...
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How to help wildlife thrive in your winter garden
Help build up their fat reserves ahead of winter by leaving out seeds, nuts and fruits such as apples, pears and berries. Dried or live mealworms are great for robins and blue tits, while chocolate is ...
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These Four Vegetables Can Kick Off Your Gardening Year
Think gardening starts in spring? Think again! January is perfect for planting.