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Useful gifts for nature lovers

Swift meadow organic cotton lightweight scarf (£20)

Ideal for everyday wear, this stylish scarf is made from 100% organic cotton. Evoke the summer spirit of the Swift with this mosaic design, even when the classic UK weather is perhaps a bit lacking.

Super suet fat balls (from £6.25)

Now that it’s summer, this is the time to switch to feeding birds small amounts of fat or mealworms. With 23% more fat than the standard RSPB suet balls, these are an energy-rich treat for your feathered garden visitors.

Swift meadow organic cotton cosmetics bag (£10)

Travel like the Swift and store your toiletries in style with this cosmetics bag. Made from 100% organic cotton with an easy-to-open tassel zip, this is the perfect gift for any bird lover.

RSPB book recommendations

RSPB Birdie Loves Colours, The RSPB, £7.99

Discover colourful creatures with this interactive board book for babies and toddlers.

RSPB Trees of the British Isles, Gabriel Hemery, £14.99

Use this handy pocket guide to ID and learn about both the common and rare trees around us.

RSPB Birds of Britain and Europe, Rob Hume, £16.99

ID more than 500 species of birds with ease using this photographic field guide.

The Wonder of Insects: Uncovering their Hidden World, Ross Piper, £22

Discover 70 of the world’s most dazzling and disturbing insects.

Shopping with the RSPB Shop helps keep our world wild. Profits go to conservation, and all products are as nature-friendly as possible. View the latest products available to buy from the RSPB Shop in our catalogue.

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