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The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is urging people to be careful about the type of food they put out in their garden in hot weather.

Bird eating suet. Image by Openverse. Suet represents one of the most valuable winter offerings for backyard birds. This high-fat food typically consists of beef fat mixed with seeds, fruits, or nuts, ...

You could also try making your own bird cake or food bars using melted suet or lard. Just pour the mixture of seeds, raisins, and nuts into a pan, let it cool, and then place it on the table. You ...

A bird enthusiast has revealed that if you’re looking to attract more starlings to your garden, then you should take care to feed them mealworms, currents, sultanas and raisins.

Mixtures of peanuts, nuts, and dried fruit attract woodpeckers, nuthatches, and titmice. A relatively few species prefer milo, wheat, and oats, which are featured in less expensive blends. 3) Provide ...

“They're the perfect sweet, chewy counterpoint to the crunchy, salty peanut parade. I also love a golden raisin in a kale Caesar salad —just the right burst of sweetness.

Peanuts - must be unsalted, fresh and that they don't contain aflatoxin (a poison caused by fungus mould). Young chicks might choke on whole peanuts, so always put them in feeders with a smaller mesh.

I'm a mum-of-3 with £40 for the month - I haven't got electric, food or petrol "Young chicks might choke on whole peanuts, so always put them in feeders with a smaller mesh." ...

Young chicks might choke on whole peanuts, so always put them in feeders with a smaller mesh." And not forgetting the wriggly treats: "Insects such as mealworms or waxworms." ...