We love the friendly, backyard Blackbird so we crafted a corten friend just for your garden.
We love the friendly, orange-beaked Blackbird, coming out to sing after the rain, wrestling worms from the ground, raising everyone’s spirits with its chirpy mood. Did you know they can actually hear a worm moving just underground? So now when you see the Blackbird hopping around the lawn you’ll know why. The males are, as you’d expect, black but the females are actually a dark brown. The ‘four-and-twenty blackbirds baked in a pie’ apparently refers to something Anne Boleyn served up to Henry VIII when they were courting. But don’t let that put you off.
Wrap Up the Spirit of Giving with the Perfect Christmas Gift!
Easy to install:
The perfect spot for your bird is in a post, fence, tree or wall against the clear sky or a light single colour. You are the artist! Simply grab a hammer and tap it in. If the wood is hard, drill a small hole first.
