It is slowly getting colder again in our country, so again time to spoil the garden birds a little extra. Birds are less likely to find food and make grateful use of everything they can eat in the winter period.

Birds have a hard time keeping their body temperature at 40 degrees in the winter time. Once it's very cold, they lose 10 percent of their weight!

For this purpose, of course, you have several options. Of course, the most famous are a fat ball and peanuts. And, of course, also a seed mixture and fruits. With bird food, you can also make very creative, fun things and, of course, also in collaboration with children. A lot of examples with this can be found in this blog about this:


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a super fun treat for the birds. And it's nice to see for us too!!
That is a great treat for the birds and it also looks attractive. Also nice to give as a gift, indeed with those decorations.
It looks nice. But honestly, I'm too lazy to make this myself.
I do have various types of bird food ready and for the moment also apple leftovers.
@Millieballon Well then you're doing a really good job. finally, not everyone also makes a beautiful Christmas tree with horseshoes he?😉❤️
Well, I don't cook for myself, so not for the birds either. 😉 But your blog is crazy fun. I fill my feeding house daily. In no time supreme.
@Marion's World Look, that's also very positive in any case.!! Pampering them with some treats is the most important thing in the end 😁😉❤️
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I hope the birds appreciate the sight of this turban cake just as much as we humans 😉
@Eimhier Yes. that they will soon get to know the form as something with a lot of goodies in it!😍
Quite a festive affair for the birds who are going to need it to the approaching and colder... Show more
@Marc De Bisschop Of course, Ineke also warns about the breadcrumb. And that is certainly not going in large quantities;) Thank you for your concern, we are all thrifty on our little birds!❤️
What a treat for our sweet little birds! If I was a little bird, I would know.!