GardenBird.co.uk Today Announced Their New Range Of Gifts For Customers To Give As Christmas Presents

Online, December 19, 2012 (Newswire.com) - GardenBird.co.uk, an online retailer of bird food and accessories, today announced their latest range of goods, gifts for customers to buy for their friends for Christmas which encourage them to feed garden birds.

At Christmas people come together to exchange presents with their friends and relatives. During the Christmas period, most people won't be thinking about garden birds, as they struggle to survive in the harsh winter weather with little food and barely any unfrozen water.

GardenBird.co.uk today announced their new range of Christmas gifts to give, which support the feeding of garden birds through winter. These goods are all aimed at providing garden birds with what they need during the harshest time of year to survive. Bird feeders provide birds with an easy source of food, which is essential when most of their natural foods like seeds, insects and berries, have either been eaten, frozen or buried under snow.

Feeding birds through the winter months and especially at Christmas can make the difference between them surviving or dying due to cold, harsh weather. A Customer Service Representative for GardenBird.co.uk commented, "birds need a high level of saturated fat in their diets, as they use this fat to protect themselves against colder weather. Birds have a much higher metabolism than other species, meaning they use up their saturated fat quickly and, therefore need to have a continuous supply to remain in peak condition. Through the winter, this saturated fat is hard to find anywhere but in the food such as suet balls that people leave out for them, which is why it's so important to feed birds during winter."

GardenBird.co.uk is a UK based online retailer of garden bird food, feeders and accessories. They are promoting their range of garden bird gifts as Christmas presents to encourage more people to feed birds through winter. The company are also promoting their seasonal delivery charges, offering customers free delivery when they spend over forty pounds on products from GardenBird.co.uk.