RSPB - The Birds In Your Garden Catalogue

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds produced The Birds In Your Garden, a free 32-page colour guide created to help people get to know the feathered visitors that drop in on their outdoor spaces. Whether you have a large garden or a small yard, the guide is packed with fascinating facts and expert advice on identifying, attracting and enjoying garden birds throughout the year.

About the Guide

The RSPB guide is designed to help readers discover who lives in their garden, who visits and how to keep them coming back. Across its 32 colour pages, it brings together identification tips and practical advice for enjoying birds all year round.

Becoming an RSPB Member

For those who wish to do more, the guide invited readers to join the RSPB and add their voice to a million others. For as little as 10p a day, membership was described as having a real impact on the future of birds and wildlife. Member benefits included:

• Free access to over 100 glorious nature reserves across the country.
• A quarterly magazine packed full of stunning images and illuminating articles.
• A free gift, with a choice between the RSPB Handbook of British Birds or the Handbook of Garden Wildlife.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Birds In Your Garden?

It is a free 32-page colour guide from the RSPB, full of facts and expert advice on how to identify, attract and enjoy the birds in your garden all year round.

Is the guide suitable for small spaces?

Yes. The guide is intended for everyone, whether you have a large garden or a small yard.

What does the guide help me learn?

It helps you discover who lives in your garden, who visits and how to keep them coming back.

What does RSPB membership cost?

The guide noted that membership could be supported for as little as 10p a day, helping to make a real impact on the future of birds and wildlife.

What benefits come with RSPB membership?

Members received free access to over 100 nature reserves, a quarterly magazine, and a free gift chosen from the RSPB Handbook of British Birds or the Handbook of Garden Wildlife.

This catalogue is part of the Catalink archive and may no longer be available to order. The information above describes The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. For current details, visit the company's official website.