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Birds & Blooms Goldfinch Mug
New in from our "Birds & Blooms" range, showcasing a selection of our favourite garden birds. Our bird themed ceramics are made for us by our friends at My Gifts Trade, based in Manchester, and are durable, bright and totally birdacious.
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...Yup, offers...RFID Wallets | "Buy 1 get 1 Half Price" @Opticaid
Things you can do with RFID-blocking wallets (with birds on):A) Keep your loyalty cards in one colourful and secure placeB) Arrange artfully amongst autumnal detritusC) Use as a...
10% Discount on I Like Birds Greeting Cards @ theartfile.com
Oranges and Offers. Orange as...these are the orangiest oranges among our orange cards with The Art File. And offers because they're giving 10% off for a limited time at https://www.theartfile.com/shop/greeting-cards/i-like-birds by...
Ready Readers | Price drop and "Buy 1 get 1 Half Price" @Opticaid
Look at the birdy! Here come the deals and steals. Over at Opticaid you can now get our readers for £17....and until 2nd December they're on a "Buy...
Bird Notes
"in a nutshell" guidesBird Notes : Hoopoe
The Hoopoe (Upupa epops): The Hoopoe is a bird with a crazy crest, an equally crazy name, that flies like a butterfly and has a particularly stinky nest.
Bird Notes : Swallow
The Barn Swallow, herald of Summer, one of Britons most common and loved visitors, champion long distance sprinter and sometime sky gypsy uses it’s flight ableness to undertake...
Bird Notes : Wren
One of the smallest of British birds (not the tiniest of the lot, that honour goes to the Firecrests and Goldcrests) and also possibly the most abundant - but...
Bird Notes : Oystercatcher
Just how do you catch an Oyster? They can’t really run away and if you’re a British Oystercatcher chances are you’ve never even encountered one in real life.
