Birds need water sources not only to drink from but to also bathe in to keep their plumage in top condition essential for good insulation on cold nights. The licony bird bath is made from smooth concrete which gives the bowl a beautiful modern appearance....

This lovely hanging bird feeder is created using sustainably sourced wood, so it is both beautiful and sustainable. The lifford peanut butter feeder has been designed to hold not one but two jars of peanut butter and it is easy to fill by simply removing...

Simply pick up a nutritious fat ball from the container using this handy scooping device and hang it from a branch or hook bracket using the versatile combined handle and hanger. The scoop feed can also be used to refill your fat ball feeder without any...

This modern bird seed feeder can be used to offer everything from sunflower hearts to bird seed mixes and fat balls for your garden birds, and will help you attract a wide variety of species to your garden. Simply hang up in your garden or on the balcony....

Little owls are a naturalised species that can be found throughout england, wales and the scottish borders. The population is low, probably fewer than 7,000 pairs, and the birds are difficult to census as they have large territories and are most active...

The lona bird seed feeder is ideal for feeding small garden birds with theire favourite bird seeds. It is easy to attach to a rain pipe, tree trunk, fence, branch, wall or pergola with the convenient hanging system, including fasteners, for hanging without...

The ltl acorn scouting wildlife camera model ltl 5210a is a scouting device. It can be triggered by sudden change of ambient temperature caused by moving game in a region of interest, which is detected by a highly sensitive passive infra red pir sensor,...

The lucerne has a nice, modern look with its sleek design and attractive dark green roof contrasting with a white nest box body. The 28mm entrance hole is particularly suitable for blue tits and coal tits. Give these birds their own spot in your garden...