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Talkback: Bird feeding - make fat cakes

.com/albums/ff82/taffy4u2/Feeder.jpg It gives the small birds some protection from our resident Sparow hawk.We even have a Greater Spotted Woodpecker who gets inside to feed with no problems. I have been making fat cakes for several years and every year my garden by mudpack

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06/12/2011 14:40:54

by Eager Beaver

Is it still ok to feed dried fruit to birds bearing in mind the young

was only about £7.00 and I do put dried fruit in as well, I feed the birds 365 so there's always plenty of them about, they do bring the chicks when they are fledging and feed them from the feeders be it fat ball feeders or seed, like obelix I think by Lavender Lady

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15/03/2013 08:04:26

by Bunny..

is it ok to feed birds ordinary suet rather the prepared bird suet you can buy

I have noticed that it is much cheaper to buy the tesco branded suet rather than buy the prepared suet in the pet shops. Is this ok to give the birds ? I feed them dried fruit, oats but always buy the prepared suet. I seem to be getting through by Lavender Lady

23/01/2013 22:48:41

by Zoomer44

Talkback: Feeding garden birds

Good advice, Kate. And it's not just bird feeders that must be kept clean, but bird baths too. Possibly it's even more important to keep bird baths clean, and I scrub mine every month.I've also recently emptied out a bird nest box, and sterilised by Adam Pasco

09/02/2012 20:15:13

by greenjude

Help

Hi as I am new to this , any surgestions to what flowers or plants I can grow so the wild birds can feed form them I have a stone court yard so will be growing from tubs etc. Thanks Gary Hello Gary, There are plenty of plants that you can grow by Gary Edwards

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09/04/2012 21:37:34

by burhinus

Talkback: Robins

I have a robin which frquents my garden everyautumn and winter. it feeds and watches the activities if other birds as well as me. At dusk it sits near the bird feeder and as it gets dark it has supper befire flying away to roost.I call it Peter. I by kathryn.brock

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25/02/2012 17:41:20

by BrendaScott53

Squirrels and Birds

Dont know if anyone has come across this problem I think I'm having. The fat ball feeder was recently partially robbed by the squirrel the other day and since then birds have not been feeding on the fat balls. I'm wondering if the scent is putting by Weedit

29/10/2012 20:21:56

by Weedit

Starlings

Can anyone help, I have started feeding the birds in my garden, I have put in a bird table, with seed hangers and fat balls and a few other bits, I would like to feed all the birds in my garden, accept, the Starlings just seem to empty everything by lucky10carol

22/09/2012 18:05:38

by Alina W

Bird Feeders on the allotment?

to put bird feeders on an allotment or will it bring the birds to eat the fruits? I noticed that my neighbour has got a feeder up and it was proving very popular with the birds this morning. I would love to feed them but should I ? I would by Twinklekat

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11/04/2012 22:03:25

by burhinus

Talkback: Bird watching

We feed the birds regularly and are rewarded as we frequently see Blue, Great, Coal & Longtail tits along with all the other usual birds. Last year we put out a niger seed feeder and this attracts Goldfinches, we were very pleased when on Christmas by Tommy

28/11/2011 18:30:17

by Tommy

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