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Your garden will be full of robins if you put their food in one place
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Cornwall Live - frontpage
The Wildlife Trust has provided advice on luring more feathered guests to your garden spaces.
These year-round garden birds are known for their distinctive red breasts and for being intensely territorial.
Whilst supplying the appropriate food variety is crucial for attracting robins, the trust emphasised it could help in persuading them to visit your garden if the food was placed in a specific spot, reports the Express.
(Image: Cris Cantón via Getty Images)Discussing the importance and joy of having birds visit your garden, a spokesperson from the Wildlife Trust commented: "Attracting birds to your garden is easy, supplement naturally available food with bird food, and watch them flock in.
"Make sure food is available at all times as birds have different needs throughout the year, such as feeding young."