Warning given to households with robins in their gardens as temperatures drop

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There's something truly enchanting about spotting a red-breasted robin in your garden.This charming bird, often associated with the festive season, has become a symbol of Christmas.

But did you know that robins face significant challenges during the colder months? Garden enthusiasts are being encouraged to take some simple steps to help these little birds survive the winter chill, especially given the recent cold spell.The colder months bring fewer food sources, and harsh winter nights can be tough for these tiny creatures.

From when you prune your shrubs to where you place bird feeders, small changes can make a big difference to these birds. One such crucial action is to postpone any heavy pruning in the winter.

Robins tend to build their nests in thick, dense vegetation, where they feel safe and secure. If you prune shrubs too early, you risk disturbing their nesting areas, reports the Mirror.