August marks the start of the decline in peak season for garden birds, as sparrows, starlings, blackbirds, robins and numerous other British species watch their offspring leave the nest and begin foraging independently.

To support these young birds throughout the summer period, gardening enthusiasts are encouraged to place two particular fruits on their lawns and bird feeding stations.

The RSPB recommends that gardeners provide a diverse range of foods for different bird species throughout the year, spanning from sunflower seeds to raw oats, suet and mealworms.

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Additional garden specialists confirm the vital importance of summer bird feeding.

CJ Wildlife explains that birds require extra energy duri

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