How do I report someone to the RSPB?

If in doubt about what to report to us, call RSPB Wildlife Enquiries on 01767 693690 or email [email protected]. Use the online reporting form or call Investigations on 01767 680551 (England, Wales, NI) or 0131 3174100 (Scotland), or email [email protected].

How do you cat proof a bird feeder?

1. Hang the bird feeder on a tall shepherd’s hook or pole: A 10′-15′ pole made out of metal should be sufficient and your cat will not be able to climb or reach by jumping as most cats find it very difficult to climb anything made out of metal. The higher your bird feeder, the harder it will be for the cats to reach.

How do I stop my Neighbours cat killing birds?

Put a bell on your cat’s collar. A recent study suggests that this may reduce predation of birds, and may reduce predation of mice and voles, too. The collar must be correctly fitted and should have a quick release mechanism to allow the cat to free itself, should it become snagged.

Is it illegal to disturb a birds nest?

All birds, their nests and eggs are protected by law and it is thus an offence, with certain exceptions (see Exceptions), to: Intentionally or recklessly disturb any wild bird listed on Schedule 1 while it is nest building, or at a nest containing eggs or young, or disturb the dependent young of such a bird.

Can you bring hand sanitiser to RSPB reserves?

Hand sanitiser is available on some reserves, but we advise you to bring your own too. We ask that all visitors, except those who are exempt from doing so, please wear a face-covering while in RSPB visitor centres, shops, hides, cafes and toilets. Thank you for your co-operation to help keep everyone safe.

Is it safe to visit RSPB nature reserves?

Here’s the latest Covid-19 information for visiting RSPB nature reserves safely. Our ears and eyes tell us that summer is just around the corner. Travellers have reached our shores and sing from blossoming thickets and hedges. Others wheel overhead, at one with the skies.

How does the RSPB help to protect wildlife?

Is your garden ready for nest-building season? Your membership helps the RSPB save wildlife, protect wild places and connect people with nature. Each member gets: Read more…

Is it safe to go on holiday with RSPB?

With more positive news about coronavirus and a greater number having received vaccinations, many of us will be looking to make the most of easing restrictions, striking out further afield, contemplating nights away from home and dare we say, a holiday! And we are looking forward to seeing you at our wonderful reserves as the summer unfolds.