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Balcony Birding for Swifts

Trish — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 10:41:03 +0000

If you do not have a garden it does not matter

You can still help save the swift from extinction!

Edward Mayer and his friends are finding ways of putting up swift nest boxes in eaves and other places

CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW TO PUT UP IDEAL HOMES FOR SWIFTS

CLICK HERE TO READ AN ARTICLE I WROTE ABOUT THE SWIFT.

Please get back to me and tell me what you think.

Isn’t it great that people are doing so much just for a bird!

Bird Window Feeder uk

Trish — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 12:45:41 +0000

DROLL YANKEES ‘THE WINNER’ WINDOW FEEDER

Window feeder for birds uk

If you provide what birds need they will come to the feeders, so maybe you don’t have to have a garden to attract birds.

This Droll Yankees Window Feeder has an adjustable domed roof which can be lowered to

Protect the bird food from bad weather
Stop large birds getting the food

This Bird Window Feeder also

Holds 1/2 lb seed
Will not yellow with age as it ss made from UV stabilised polycarbonate and is very durable.
Holds seeds, fruit, suet or mealworms.

Using a window feeder means you have a change of getting a really close up view of birds at your window.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BUY THIS DROLL YANKEES WINDOW FEEDER

Bird Feeding without a Garden

Trish — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 16:57:30 +0000

Wall mounted bird table

I bought a wall mounted bird table like this one months ago, but haven’t put it up yet. It’s sat here in the box.

I think this birdtable is a good idea.

Cat’s won’t be able to climb onto it
The wind won’t blow it over
It is really well made and it is made in Britain

BUT THE MAIN REASON IS

THIS BIRDTABLE CAN BE PUT UP EVEN IF YOU DON’T HAVE A GARDEN

Please contact me if you would like to know more as I am sorting out arrangements so I can sell them.

Balcony Birding

Trish — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 09:31:42 +0000

There must be loads of people who don’t have a garden but like birds and wildlife.

This section is for everyone who likes birds but does not have a garden.

I know that if you don’t have a garden it doesn’t mean you can’t get involved with birds and bird life.

I know there are feeders that can be put on windows that would give such a good close up of birds.

There are bird baths that can be hung from walls and bird tables that can be hung on a wall.

There are parks to visit and guided walks to go on. There are books to read, videos to watch and learn from. This is for everyone of course.

On this blog I may go on about my bird feeders and my garden, but to me it is the only way I have to feed birds and watch them. It would be interesting to learn about no-garden bird feeding and watching and learning