Colourful and different birds in your garden?

Garden visitors

Your garden is home to many more bird species than you think. It is fascinating and also easy to observe them with their colours, songs and flying skills.

What bird species can I spot in my garden?

Your garden is home to many more bird species than you think. It is fascinating and also easy to observe them with their colors, songs and flying abilities. We give you a clear overview of which birds you can see when as well as what food is best to feed.
The most common birds in Europe:

Blackbird
Blue tit
Chaffinch
Woodpecker
Great Tit
Greenfinch
House Sparrow
Robin

What do I best feed for beautiful birds in my garden?

It is always best to choose a compound feed that has all the necessary nutrients mixed in.

Blackbird: Table Blend, Ground Blend, 4 Seasons, Dinner Feast.
Blue Tit: Stuffed coconuts, all feeders, No Mess Mix, Clean Garden, 4 Seasons, Diner Feast, Feeder Blend, mixes with peanuts.
Finch: Finches & Friends, All feeders, Table Blend, Ground Blend, 4 Seasons, Dinner Feast.
Great spotted woodpecker: Stuffed coconuts, mix with peanuts.
Great Tit: Stuffed coconuts, all feeders, mixes with peanuts, No Mess Mix, Clean Garden, Insect&Seed Mix, Super Mix, Mega Mix, Mealworms.
Greenfinch: Cold at Night, No Mess Mix, all feeders, stuffed coconuts.
House Sparrow: All feeders, Feeder Blend, Table Blend, No Mess Mix, Clean Garden, Young Life. Robins: Cold at Night, Mealworms, Stuffed coconuts, Insect Larvae Feeder, Mega Mix, Insect&Seed Mix.

What other foods exist for birds in your garden or on your patio?
And what can you give your feathered friends in addition to the main meal? Check out our complete assortment for garden birds here:

Can you give birds unlimited food?

Birds use a lot of energy throughout the year. In winter to maintain their temperature, in spring to lay eggs and raise their young. And in the fall they build up reserves for the winter. So you can feed them all year round. Birds do not stuff themselves when their hunger is satisfied. Nor do they lose the ability to find their own food.