Bird watching ideas

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A form for children to tick off various birds they see in the local environment.

This toilet paper roll bird feeder is so fun! Kids would love making this simple craft and then watching for birds to come into their yard. It also make a great camping craft.

Common birds at the feeder in New England

Bird ringers, aided by the British Trust for Ornithology, are this month recording hirundines and other migratory birds at a private reserve in East Sussex

We all like to see wildlife visiting our gardens. As for feathered ones, keep your eyes open for these top 10 most likely-to-be-spotted garden birds! These friendly little garden birds are residents in the UK. They live in colonies and nest in holes or crevices within buildings, among ivy or other bushes, and they al

Are you making these birding fashion mistakes? Learn which colors to avoid and which to wear for a successful birding trip. Our expert guide has got you covered! #birdingfashion #birdinggear #outdooradventures

Bird watching and identification is an ideal family hobby that everyone can enjoy. Here are a few tips for developing the birding habit in your own family.

I always enjoy the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch and I always organise events at school for the Big Schools’ Birdwatch. I watch birds every day, all year, both in my garden and via all my live ca…

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Printable bird watching journal template perfect for upper elementary students who are doing a nature study or love bird-watching! Even works great for adults who are looking for a bird watching log book. Instant download!

Feeders are one of the sure ways to attract birds, as these provide food that they need all year long. More often than not, though, birds may leave a mess around these feeders. Thankfully, there are ways to avoid the mess under your bird feeders. Our guide talks about the 12 ways to do so.

Today is the first day of the UK’s Big Garden Birdwatch, which is the world's largest wildlife survey! To take part the RSPB ask you to spend one hour watching and recording the birds that you see in your garden. Everyone’s invited to take part and last year saw a whooping 7,200 people contributing! To find out more ch

Fun facts about the wild birds who make their home in your garden in this article that helps you get to know your backyard birds!

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Preschool Bird Activities