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These noisy, gregarious and bold little birds are far more fascinating than they might initially seem. House sparrows are sturdy birds with stout bills designed for eating seeds. The male and female share a similar palette of colours but look quite different, with the male having a brown head, white...
Not always our favourite bird table visitors, starlings are easily recognised in British gardens. Starlings are noisy, skittish, bold birds and are a little smaller than a blackbird. Although they look black from a distance, starlings have iridescent plumage and a beak that is yellow during breeding season before turning a dark brown...
These handsome birds are members of the thrush family, and the males are one of our most recognisable garden visitors with a bright orange beak and ring around the eye (the female’s colours are a more muted brown). Blackbirds are known for their beautiful, melodious song. There are resident blackbirds all year...
Invest in the Nest! The birds in our gardens would have had lots of spaces to nest in years ago. From a countryside landscape filled with mature woodland, hedgerows and scrubland, to old houses, barns and cottages dotted with nooks and crannies, there would have been a nesting opportunity perfect...
We see them up above us, but how much do we really know about our British birds of prey? Birds of prey are raptors, which means they grab and carry away their prey (unlike the insect and seed eating smaller birds we enjoy watching in our gardens). Birds of prey...
Voted Britain's favourite bird, robins are one of most recognisable and frequently seen garden visitors. They make their homes in gardens, hedges and woodland, constructing well-built, cup shaped nests using dead leaves, grass and moss and lining them with hair. Robins are opportunistic nesters, choosing a spot low down in...
Slightly smaller and less bold than their great tit and blue tit cousins, coal tits are brilliant little birds to watch in your garden. Weighing around as much as a 50p piece, coal tits can be distinguished from the similarly coloured marsh tits and willow tits by the white markings...
These big birds are a familiar sight below our bird feeders - what garden would be complete without a wood pigeon ambling around! Wood pigeons were once considered shy and lived only in woodland areas, but they have come to feel at home in our urban environments and are now...
Jackdaws are members of the corvid family and are smaller than crows, rooks and magpies. They can be distinguished from similarly coloured birds by the grey colouring on the nape of the neck, and also by the white ring around the dark centre of the eye. Jackdaws were once woodland birds but...
With their sleek black and white plumage and eye-catching scarlet cap, woodpeckers definitely catch the eye when we’re lucky enough to see them. The great spotted may be our most abundant woodpecker species in the UK but at 23cm in length it’s not our largest - that crown goes to...
The song thrush is known as the gardener’s friend because of its love of eating the snails from our flower beds. These pretty birds are recognised by their speckled tummies which are cream and covered in brown markings that resemble upwards pointing arrow heads, and by the song thrush call,...
A a rundown of some of my favourite pods including For What It’s Earth, Into the Wild and Sustainable(ish).
Really happy with this purchase. A great product and was delivered quicker than I expected. Would definitely recommend.
A great product, allows me to feed the birds and not the squirrels which are always in the garden.
Having seen them at the Chelsea Flower Show I ordered their squirrel buster bird feeder and feed. The feeder is superb and stops squirrels stealing all the food. The small birds go crazy for their feed mix attracting many different types of garden bird. I have now bought one each for my son and daughters families along with a big bag of feed. I know they will love them. A great company
I had a gang of parakeets constantly hanging off my feeder but this ingenious & decorative design is doing the trick so far. The odd parakeet is still accessing the feeder but it’s clearly uncomfortable for them so they don’t stay for long. Which means we get to see the tits, finches and sparrows again just in time for winter. Delivery and communication all top notch plus generous free seed sample.
The birds love the new seed and the order was despatched promptly
I have used acLittle Bird Co. for 3 or 4 years and they are amazing. Easy website, very quick delivery so the birds do not have to wait and lovely polite thank you card. The squirrel buster feeder is strong , sturdy and the blue tits seem to love it. I would definitely recommend the company to everyone.
The bird feeder is exactly as described and photographed. Appears well made. Purchased as a gift and am sure it will be well received. Well packaged, without any plastic!
I would recommend a little bird company
I was kept informed of my order and it arrived on time and I was very pleased with the purchase
I am enjoying dealing with the “Little Bird Co”…. The thing I like most about them is you get an excellent service, with a personal touch.
Regards
Ian R
Easy ordering and prompt delivery. This is a solid product that does the job as advertised. Small birds feeding freely while the starlings are kept away.
Thank you so much for taking time to write a review and share a photo too! I'm so happy to hear that the feeder is working well and that the little birds are getting to eat!
