Best Sellers

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  Robin Blend Bird Seed Mix (10kg)

  Adored by Robins, this mix is packed full of oil-rich Sunflower Hearts to give them energy, but also contains dried insects and soft fruits. Robins and Read More »
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  National Trust Robin Shopping List

  A handy magnetic notepad to keep your shopping lists and other notes safe and together. The cute robin design adds a festive and cute touch with Read More »
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  Maggiore Bird Bath

  The stone effect of this bird bath will soon weather and look like a natural part of the garden.   Access to clean, fresh water for drinking Read More »
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  Buzzy® Organic Parsnip – Geurnsey (BIO)

  Sow from early spring until early summer in rows in open ground. Thin out if necessary. Very popular, ancient vegetable. Mostly used for seasoning soups, stews Read More »
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  Buzzy® Organic Pea – Karina (BIO)

  Sow from mid April till mid May outdoors in rows at approximately 2/3 cm deep. This variety can grow without support. A height of around the Read More »
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  Vivara Binoculars Limosa 8×21

  The compact size combined with low weight makes these binoculars a perfect companion on walks, trips and bird watching activities. Thanks to the ‘folded’ double bridge, Read More »
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  ID Chart – Guide to the Day-flying Moths of Britain

  This 8 sided laminated fold out colour identification chart of the Day-flying Moths of Britain shows 103 species of day flying macro moths, including a few Read More »
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  Delta Seed and Mealworm Bird Feeder Black

  The metal feeder can be used to feed Seed and Mealworms, it is easy to fill by simply opening the lid. The perch allows several birds Read More »
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  Hedgehog Basket Grand

  A safe place to hiberante is of vital importance for hedgehogs. During their hibernation they find a safe and sheltered place to get through the winter Read More »
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  National Trust 6 Port Metal Seed Feeder

  Metal feeders are tough, long-lasting and offer excellent protection from squirrel damage. Using the simple but highly effective perching rings, birds can feed in their natural Read More »