Chirpy Wild Bird Food

Chirpy Wild Bird Food Chirpy Bird Foods is a new and exciting brand featuring high quality ingredients guaranteed to appeal to a wide range of your garden birds.

Crushed or grated nuts attract robins, dunnocks and even wrens. Nuthatches and coal t**s may hoard peanuts.Warning: Don'...
08/08/2022

Crushed or grated nuts attract robins, dunnocks and even wrens. Nuthatches and coal t**s may hoard peanuts.

Warning: Don't use salted or dry roasted peanuts. Remember, peanuts can be high in a natural toxin, which can kill birds, so always buy from a reputable dealer, such as Chirpy, to guarantee freedom from aflatoxin.

The world is currently using the earth’s resources at an unsustainable rate. Continuing to do so our planet will continu...
01/08/2022

The world is currently using the earth’s resources at an unsustainable rate. Continuing to do so our planet will continue to decline and leave it a poorer place for future generations to follow. We cannot reverse this trend single-handedly, but we do believe we can make a difference.

Chirpy uses:

100% renewable or 100% recycled packaging
Packaging with the lowest possible environmental impact
The minimum packaging required
Packaging with simple recycling facilities

The Long-tailed tit is a small bird with pink, black and white plumage and a long black tail with white outer feathers.T...
18/07/2022

The Long-tailed tit is a small bird with pink, black and white plumage and a long black tail with white outer feathers.
They are a common bird throughout the UK, and can be found within hedgerows, deciduous woodland and gardens
They will enjoy bird food from our garden bird feeders, especially if they are filled with peanuts or peanut granules. (Chirpy offer a premium whole peanut and blanched peanut granules, ideal for your garden feeders!!)

The warmth in the UK is lovely at the moment but please spare a thought for our little feathery friends. Keep them cool ...
13/07/2022

The warmth in the UK is lovely at the moment but please spare a thought for our little feathery friends. Keep them cool by maintaining your bird baths. Make sure to keep your bird bath always topped up with fresh, clean water.
Happy splashing!!😁

House sparrows can be found from city centres to countryside, they like to feed and breed near to people. Since the 1970...
06/07/2022

House sparrows can be found from city centres to countryside, they like to feed and breed near to people.
Since the 1970's, numbers in rural England have nearly halved while numbers in towns and cities have declined by 60 per cent. Because of these large population declines, the house sparrow is now red-listed as a species of high conservation concern. ☹️

Most garden birds, even the seed-eating finches, tend to feed their young on insects at this time of year. You may notic...
06/06/2022

Most garden birds, even the seed-eating finches, tend to feed their young on insects at this time of year. You may notice birds taking caterpillars or insect larvae off to the nest, before returning to boost their own energy levels from the bird table or feeder.
Parenthood is tiring work, make sure you help them along with Chirpy premium birdfeed😁

Massive congratulations to Juliette Morrison for winning our competition! Here at Chirpy we absolutely loved this pictur...
27/05/2022

Massive congratulations to Juliette Morrison for winning our competition! Here at Chirpy we absolutely loved this picture and it was well deserved to win our Hamper prize!
However it was a tricky decision, we have seen some lovely photos and are so glad that you are all getting so much enjoyment from seeing our beautiful feathered friends. 😍

Thank you so much for all of your wonderful entries to our "garden bird photo" competition! Entry is now closed! Keep yo...
27/05/2022

Thank you so much for all of your wonderful entries to our "garden bird photo" competition! Entry is now closed! Keep your eye out for the results later on today 🏆

COMPETITION TIME We would love to see your best photographic shots of our beautiful British garden birds.All you need to...
23/05/2022

COMPETITION TIME

We would love to see your best photographic shots of our beautiful British garden birds.

All you need to do is add your image in the comment section of this post, share our page, and the winner will receive this great Chirpy hamper. Entry closes this Friday at 9am and winner will be announced Friday afternoon!!

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