BYE BYE BIRDIES? TWEET THE ANSWER IS IN A BOX.

This week we found out from an RSBP report that the numbers of many common birds are still declining to dangerous levels and that private gardens are vital in the battle to conserve what we consider as ‘common’ birds from our childhood days. Green&Blue_Seed_Feeder_White_1_440x293.jpg Ceramic frost resistant seed feeder with perch posts easy to fill and clean. Available in three colours. Think about it, if the temperatures stay low like they did this Spring the birds have no new food and the only thing standing between them and death is the food we leave out in our gardens. BIRDBALL PEANUT FEEDER Frost resistant ceramic peanut feeder easy to fill and clean available in three colours So how many of us did this? There are probably many, many gardens out there that could support a few feeding and nesting points. BIRDBALL HANGING BIRDHOUSE Recommended by Alan Titchmarsh and Darmuid Gavin. Made in frost resistant white ceramic or terracotta and recommended by Alan Titchmarsh and Darmuid Gavin. How about supporting the UK economy while you feed the birds, take a look at our range of Green&Blue bird feeders and bird houses because safe places to raise new chicks are also important. Available in five colours and frost resistant easy to clean and fill can also be used for nesting material in spring. Green and Blue are small product design company located on the north Cornish coast. The studio and workshop sees design, prototyping and fabrication take place under one roof. The designs have won numerous awards and all the products and components are designed and made solely in the UK. Available in frost resistant white or terracotta to mount on your wall. I think you will agree they are beautiful products, if you already have a bird feeder or bird house give these gift boxed items to people who haven’t and spread the word. This makes a great present that supports our economy and a great cause. Never mind “Band Aid” now we need “Bird Aid”! Please “tweet” your friends.

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