Two Wests & Elliott (UK)

Wildlife Care

Feeding wild birds will not only increase the varieties of birds that visit your garden, but will also greatly improve their survival rates during harsh conditions. You will also improve their success rates during the breeding season. It is now recommended by both the RSPB and the BTO that wild birds are fed all year round and is especially important during autumn, winter and spring when naturally occurring foods can be harder to find.

	Wild Bird Food
	Supplying a wide range of wild bird foods will help you to increase the variety of birds visiting your garden. From seed and seed mixes, peanuts to suet treats and fat ba...

	Wild Bird Peanut Feeders
	Peanut feeders are made with a wire mesh body that retains the peanuts and which the birds cling from as they feed. Peanut Feeders are the only way in which you should fe...

	Wild Bird Seed Feeders
	Seed Feeders let you attract birds into your garden by feeding a wide range of seed mixes. There are basically two types of seed feeders – tubular feeders and hopper feed...

	Wild Bird Suet Feeders
	Suet Feeders are becoming increasingly popular as suet provides garden birds with a very energy-rich source of food and one which is easy for us to provide. You can buy s...

	Garden Bird Baths
	A Bird Bath in your garden will provide the wild birds you are feeding in your garden with a place to both drink and wash. With a range of bird baths to choose from selec...

	Nest Boxes
	Add a nest box to your garden and you will be able to encourage many types of garden birds to raise a family. Birds will be looking for a place to nest from February time...

	Insect Houses
	Encouraging beneficial insects into your garden means that you’ll need to create a habitat where they will want to stay. The easiest way to do this is to add an insect ho...

	Insect Foods and Attractants
	Encourage beneficial insects into your garden and you will have a natural and efficient way of keeping aphid infections under control. Using an attractant or food is idea...

	Bee Houses
	Easily attract bees into your garden by adding a bee house or feeding station. Bumble bees, solitary bees and solitary wasps are useful as both a natural form of pest con...

	Bat Boxes
	Bats are one of nature’s best pest control systems. They like to eat any of the flying insects that are out at night – flying beetles, gnats, mosquitoes, moths etc. A sin...