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Small change, big impact: how to feed your garden birds

How to safely feed the birds in your garden

Spring Actually: a welcome return

Tune in and welcome back the birds of the season

Wildlife gardening: breaking the rules!

A pioneering gardener shows how urban spaces can truly thrive

ID guides and quizzes

Wildlife challenge ID challenge Quizzes

ID the stars of the dawn chorus

A yellow and black dragonfly on a blade of grass

Big RSPB quiz of the year!

Pink-footed Geese in flight over a field with a wind turbine in the background

How to identify geese

A black and white duck with a tuft on the back of its head floating in water, snow falling

Your winter duck guide

A Shag's head peers over the top of a rock

How to identify common seabirds

Do something for nature

Take an action to help wildlife on your local patch and beyond

All Creating bird-friendly cities and communities RSPB local groups: united by a love of nature Saving Redshanks – the saltmarsh guardians High-flying garden How your membership helps Answering the call of the Curlew A garden fit for everyone The science of birdfeeding A wetland vision Giving nature a home where we live Stop the killing: The state of birdcrime Wildlife gardening: keeping it simple Operation Turtle Dove Volunteering with the RSPB The Fat Bird of the Barley Smart-buy nest boxes How to be an island defender People-powered conservation What’s on the menu? Natural bird feeding and you How the RSPB is saving nature with data Join the fight against a deadly parasite People power: working together locally can have a global impact Help protect wildlife from wildfires Volunteer to help the UK’s rarest toad

Megan McCubbin with some young Brownies cutting a red ribbon in front of an RSPB sign that reads 'We are a proud Swift Street'

In depth Saving nature

RSPB local groups: united by a love of nature

RSPB local groups are bringing communities together to help wildlife thrive

In depth Saving nature

Saving Redshanks – the saltmarsh guardians

Marianne Taylor explains Redshank decline and what can help to turn the tide

Two men stand talking amongst a vibrant garden of colourful plants

Saving nature Your gardens

High-flying garden

Bill Bailey joins the RSPB/RHS Swift Garden launch, inspiring action for swifts

Long reads

In depth

A Great Spotted Woodpecker sat on a mossy branch

In depth Saving nature

Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 results

See how your favourite birds fared in the 2026 Big Garden Birdwatch

In depth Saving nature

How to protect ground-nesting birds

Spending time outside is great, but how can we protect wildlife as we explore?

A male and juvenile Greenfinch on a bare branch

In depth Saving nature

Small change, big impact: how to feed your garden birds

How to safely feed the birds in your garden

Quick reads

Water worlds What's on Our people Tiny and wild Mammal of the moment Botany for biodiversity Roundup Your photos Bookshelf RSPBshop.co.uk

Roundup Saving nature

RSPB news roundup (spring/summer 2026)

What we achieved together for nature across the UK this season

A wooden nest box with a pink lid mounted on a wall surrounded by foliage

Your benefits RSPBshop.co.uk

Shop highlights this season

Explore this season’s new books and gifts at the RSPB Shop

Welcome

Small change, big impact: how to feed your garden birds

Spring Actually: a welcome return

Wildlife gardening: breaking the rules!

ID guides and quizzes

ID the stars of the dawn chorus

Big RSPB quiz of the year!

How to identify geese

Your winter duck guide

How to identify common seabirds

Do something for nature

RSPB local groups: united by a love of nature

Saving Redshanks – the saltmarsh guardians

High-flying garden

Long reads

Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 results

How to protect ground-nesting birds

Small change, big impact: how to feed your garden birds

Quick reads

RSPB news roundup (spring/summer 2026)

Shop highlights this season

Three questions: social science research

Your favourite authors

Nicola Chester

Dominic Couzens

David Lindo

Simon Barnes

Reader benefits