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Jacobi Jayne PlatformOne Bird Table
Feeding garden birds does not need to be expensive as many of the food scraps you throw away provide suitable food for birds. Birds love the fat from unsalted cuts of meat and mild grated cheese is a favourite with robins dunnocks
blackbirds and song thrushes. Apples pears and other fruit including bruised and part rotten ones cut up are very popular with all thrushes tits and starlings. Pastry cooked or uncooked is excellent - especially if it has been made with real fats. Fat including suet is particularly welcomed by tits great spotted woodpeckers thrushes and wrens. However please avoid polyunsaturated fats as they do not give the birds the high levels of energy they require in winter.
With disappearing habitats and climatic changes the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) both recommend the year-round feeding of garden birds to maintain a healthy and viable flock of native
species. Feeding requirements are greater in late autumn and winter when natural resources are in shorter supply and high energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding and raising young. Once you have established a feeding regime - don
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Feeding garden birds does not need to be expensive as many of the food scraps you throw away provide suitable food for birds. Birds love the fat from unsalted cuts of meat & mild grated cheese is a favourite with robins dunnocks blackbirds & song thrushes. Apples pears & other fruit including bruised & part rotten ones cut up are very popular with all thrushes tits & starlings. Pastry cooked or uncooked is excellent
- especially if it has been made with real fats. Fat including suet is particularly welcomed by tits great spotted woodpeckers thrushes & wrens. However please avoid polyunsaturated fats as they do not give the birds the high levels of energy they require in winter.
With disappearing habitats & climatic changes the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) & the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) both recommend the year-round feeding of garden birds to maintain a healthy & viable flock of native species. Feeding requirements are greater in late autumn & winter when natural resources are in shorter supply & high energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding & raising young. Once you have established a feeding regime
- don
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