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Published 5th December 2022

Are raw peanuts bad for birds

What you might call raw peanuts are exactly the same peanuts we feed to wild birds in feeders, thus they're ready to be fed to birds in/out of their shell.

Published 5th December 2022

Can wild birds eat Budgie seed

Budgie seeds feature some seed mixes we feed wild birds out in the yard, with bonus safe ingredients providing additional nutritional value.

Published 4th December 2022

5 tips for bird feeders

Premise of my top tips for bird feeders' calls for bigger feeders from their smaller counterparts - to allow larger, less able birds to use the feeder.

Published 3rd December 2022

What seeds are GOOD for bird

All seeds can be good for wild birds with sunflower seeds packing more of a punch when it comes to nutritional value, because its a bigger seed after all.

Published 3rd December 2022

Do you put bird seed in a birdhouse

Birds can't be tempted to nest in a birdhouse just because there's seeds available; in fact, it can have the opposite effect in that birds will stay away.

Published 2nd December 2022

Can wild birds eat Parrot food

Parrot food is perfectly safe to feed wild birds in our yards, with each blend commonly made up of similar ingredients found in wild bird feed mixes.

Published 2nd December 2022

Can wild birds eat Chicken feed

Chicken feed while safe to feed wild birds, doesn't have the necessary ingredients that can attract wild birds to eat it, with the exception of House Sparrows.

Published 30th November 2022

How to keep snow off bird feeders

Bird feeders can be kept out of snowfall by hanging each and every suspended bird feeder under a squirrel baffle, with snow building up on the dome instead.

Published 30th November 2022

How to protect bird feeder from rain

While bird feeders and its food can get wet, it can help to keep bird feeders out of rain to sustain the food, which will rely on an effective squirrel baffle.

Published 29th November 2022

Is Cracked Corn good for wild birds

Cracked corn will provide a variety of wild birds, who will mostly eat it, a source of fatty goodness, fiber and protein to help keep birds energy up.