Notice who visits
Look at the birds using your garden and whether they feed from hanging feeders, tables or suitable ground-feeding areas.
Shop by wild bird species
Different birds feed in different ways. This guide brings together food and feeding choices for familiar garden visitors, helping you explore suitable options by species.
Observe which birds visit, where they prefer to feed and what they leave behind. Individual birds can behave differently, and the visitors to your garden may change through the year.
Browse birds A to Z
Look at the birds using your garden and whether they feed from hanging feeders, tables or suitable ground-feeding areas.
Select a bird below to view the food and feeding products grouped for that species. Check individual product information before choosing.
Offer manageable amounts, remove uneaten food and keep feeders, tables and water clean as part of a responsible routine.
A useful starting point
Species pages help narrow the choice, but they cannot predict exactly which food an individual bird will take. Start with a modest amount, observe what is eaten and adjust your feeding routine accordingly.
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Choose a bird below to explore its collection.
Blackbirds feed mainly on insects and earthworms during the summer months and...
This is one of the hardiest of the warblers and is capable...
This small acrobatic species is easily identified, as it is the only...
The Brambling is recognised by its russet-coloured upper-breast and white rump, the...
The Bullfinch male has beautiful uniform pinkish-red breast and underparts, a black...
When garden birders first catch sight of a Jay they sometimes report...
Many of these will be Continental migrants that have come to Britain...
The head is olive-brown and they have a white eye-ring and a...
This is the smallest tit found in Britain and easily distinguished from...
Easily identified by its fawn colouration with brown flight feathers, it has...
It may not be a very colourful bird but it can be...
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Being mainly brown with a black-streaked back and underside, this small bird...
The Fieldfare can be recognised from its 'thrush' shape and its grey...
In recent years, Firecrests have regularly crossed the Channel to nest in...
We’re five times more likely to see a Goldfinch in our gardens...
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The great spotted has become the most familiar woodpecker due to regularly...
The range of the Great Tit extends from Britain in the west...
This popular garden visitor likes to feast on many seed mixes, including...
This is another species that has declined catastrophically in the last few...
In recent years Long-tailed Tits have copied the hanging feeder habits of...
A very popular bird and becoming more so as numbers appear to...
The Mistle Thrush is the largest of the thrush family found in...
Nuthatches are the only tree-creeping British birds with long, straight, pointed bills....
The pheasant is an introduced species originating from SW Asia and is...
There are 3 common species of British Wagtail. They all look very...
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The Redwing is another winter visitor that breeds in the mountainous open...
Robins are very territorial and during spring and summer this territoriality is...
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The Siskin UK is Britain's smallest finch and a bird commonly associated...
The Song Thrush is at present a rare sight for British birdwatchers...
Britain's Starling population was once considered to be of pest proportions but...
Once a common bird of orchards and country gardens, the Tree Sparrow...
They are slightly smaller than a Starling and in flight; they look...
The Woodpigeon is the most widespread of Britain's pigeons and is considered...
It is surprising how common the tiny wren is but it breeds...
The bright yellow plumage of the adult male Yellowhammer along with his...