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For The Birds.



Bird Barn

Baby Bird Barn

Chalet Nesting Box

Diamond Bird Feeder

Pyramid Bird Feeder

Ceramic Bird Feeder

Ceramic Nesting Jug

Shropshire Bird Feeder

Shropshire Nest Box

Shropshire Nest/Feeder

Shropshire Triple Nest 


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 For The Birds


In the 'For The Birds'  category is a selection of Bird Feeders, Bird Houses and  items to make the lives of our feathered friends  more pleasant as well as adding to  your own pleasure and a little exclusivity to your garden. All of the wooden items are  manufactured in our own workshop we also have few items from other manufacturers. We hope you like what you see. All products that we manufacture are manufactured from timber from renewable sources. Our pine is from Scandinavia while our Cedar and Oak is from  Britain. 


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Robin looking for a nesting box


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Bird feeders and bird tables

You can attract birds to your garden by growing the right plants. Sunflowers, antirrhinums, forget me nots and michaelmas daises will attract finches, tits and other seed eating birds if they are not cut down after flowering. Berries on hollies, rowans, cotoneasters and other trees and shrubs provide winter food for birds. A bird feeder will also attract birds to your garden in winter when their natural food supply is low. Most kitchen scraps make suitable bird food - bread, bacon rind, fat and cheese. Many birds will  eat boiled potatoes and rice. Put the food out early in the day so it will be eaten by night fall. If it remains after dark, rats and mice may be attracted.


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Baby-Bird-Barn-Bird-Feeder


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Chalet-Bird-Nest-Box

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Pyamid-Bird-Feeder

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Diamond-Bird-Feeder


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Ceramic-Bird-Feeder

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