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Greenfinch
Courtesy of Cheryl Easton.

Brambling
Courtesy of Graham Catley

To have the many wonderful species visit your garden requires much thought, time and planning, however the  rewards are totally outstanding.

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Try to place your feeders close to the birds natural habitat

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Always have feeders stationed safe from predators.

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Bird tables should be fixed to the ground, thus avoiding blowing over in high winds.

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Use different types of hanging bird feeders.

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Birds may trap their feet and legs in the nut netting type of feeder.

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The wider the selection of seeds available, the wider the variety of birds which will visit your garden.

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Establish a regular feeding routine.

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Have food available to suit a days demand.

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Never allow uneaten foods to accumulate.

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Always have water available.

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Remember that it's of the utmost importance to feed birds all the year round.

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Stop feeding and the birds will search elsewhere for food, thus departing your garden.

Robin
Courtesy of Graham Catley

Stonechat
Courtesy of Graham Catley

Snow Bunting
Courtesy of Graham Catley

Red Flanked Bluetail
Courtesy of Graham Catley