Shop garden bird supplies at The Range

A reliable source of food can encourage garden birds to visit you and your garden regularly. Explore our collection of wild bird food, including seed mixes, sunflower hearts, peanuts, and suet treats. You can also browse wilko bird food for more options from the familiar brand.

Once you've chosen your food, have a think about how you’ll want to offer it out. Our selection of bird feeders includes options for different garden setups, from hanging feeders to feeding stations that let you give out more than one type of food.

Tables and houses that wild birds will love

Food isn't the only thing to think about when caring for visiting birds. A bird table provides another place to feed, while bird houses offer options for nesting and shelter. You can also look for bird baths to provide a source of water.
 

Keep feeding areas clean by removing old food and regularly washing feeders and tables. Position them somewhere suitable for the birds you're hoping to attract with a little cover nearby for the British weather. Small changes can help make your garden a more inviting place for wildlife!

Wild Bird Care FAQs

What do you need to attract birds to your garden?

Start by creating a bird-friendly space with suitable feeding equipment, natural food sources, shelter and access to clean water. 

How do you keep garden birds healthy?

Good hygiene is important. Clean and move feeders weekly, clear away old food and debris, and replace drinking water daily. The RSPB also advises avoiding bird tables and other flat-surfaced feeders because they can increase the risk of disease spreading.

Can you help garden birds without feeding them?

Yes. Planting wildlife-friendly flowers, shrubs, and trees can provide natural food and shelter. Sunflowers, teasels, and ivy are among the plants that can help birds find food in your garden.