Beat the Lockdown Boredom Blues with our Bird-Based Activity Pack
We have put together some fun bird-based activities that you can do with your kids. With all the activity pages, just click on the image to open a large version and then – depending on your browser – either PRINT or RIGHT-CLICK and select SAVE AS to download it and then print it.
We have these three colouring pages.
You can have hours of fun spotting wild birds in your garden and checking them off our guide below. You can find more information and listen to their birdsongs over on our Spotter’s Guide and you can read our guide to feeding wild birds.
You can also get super crafty and master how to make origami birds.
Our Recent Posts Giving Advice and Guidance on Keeping and Caring For Birds
Bird Tables – Everything You Need to Know!
Reading Time: 9 minutes There is no garden, yard, or other outdoor space that we can think of that cannot be enhanced by a bird table. Watching and listening to the throng and chatter of a spectacular range of feathered visitors, your spirits cannot help but be lifted and your well being enhanced. It is a win-win. Peace of mind for you and a healthy, sustaining meal for the birds.
What do Robins Eat?
Reading Time: 7 minutes Robins are one of the UK’s favourite garden birds. And it is easy to see why. This gorgeous little visitor is surrounded by myth and folk law, immortalised in song, and strongly associated with that most wonderful time of the year – Christmas. They are one of tamest British birds around humans, often feeding around people seemingly without a care in the world. It is no wonder thousands of us are so keen to attract this beautiful little visitor to our gardens.
Parrots –How to Manage Coming Out of Lockdown
Reading Time: 7 minutes Covid-19 has put a huge amount of stress on all of us, whether we’ve suffered from the virus or not. It’s no wonder people have turned to pets for companionship, fun, stress relief and entertainment in large numbers. But, with lockdown restrictions now loosening, and homeworking being wound down, there are fresh challenges on the horizon for everyone, not least for the birds and animals in our lives.
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