Prepare for spring and the breeding season

Just before the most demanding time of the year, birds top up their energy reserves. High-fat foods are essential right now.

Maximum energy. Maximum activity. Maximum joy for you.

As soon as chicks hatch, parent birds are on the move constantly. Adequate food is essential now. A well-stocked feeding station close to nesting sites, filled with protein-rich food, supports both adults and growing young.

Your feeding station is about to get busy. Migratory birds travel thousands of miles to return to their breeding grounds. When they arrive, they need one thing: energy.

A young bird’s first bath? In your bird bath, of course. Bathing, drinking, preening, fresh water is absolutely essential in spring.

Want to see fledglings in your garden?

No nesting site = no next generation.

Put up a nest box today and experience it all first-hand: the first egg, the first chirp, the first feeding, and the brave first flight attempts of young birds.

Biodiversity begins in spring. Butterflies, solitary bees and bumblebees, the small messengers of the new season, are already hard at work.

With insect hotels, wildlife-friendly garden features and early-flowering plants, you can turn your garden into a safe haven for these vital insects.