Simon King OBE Answering Public Letters And Questions – New Feature Announced By GardenBird.co.uk

GardenBird.co.uk, online retailers of bird food and accessories, announced today the latest feature to be introduced on their website, a Question & Answer section provided by famed television presenter Simon King.

Leyland (I-Newswire) January 16, 2013 - King, originally born in Kenya though moving to Bristol in 1964, has over thirty years of experience producing wildlife programmes on both television and radio. Of recent note is the African Cats series released in 2011. In 2010 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire in honour of his substantial work furthering the field of wildlife photography and conservation.

He recently joined the Garden Bird team, bringing his extensive knowledge and experience with wildlife to the company, helping them to build upon the expert skills they already possessed. King has begun writing regular feature articles for the website, titled ‘Simon King’s Wild Thoughts’, discussing his views on UK wildlife in light of seasonal change and the activity of garden birds.

In addition to his original articles, King has been responding to letters from interested customers, sharing his views on their existing observations, and helping to advise them on problems and issues they experience with the wildlife in their own gardens, whether it’s a failure to attract animals or bringing in the wrong kinds.

A representative from Garden Bird commented on the addition of King to the team. “We’re absolutely delighted to have Simon working with us. Not only is he helping our customers better understand the wildlife around us, but he’s bringing fresh perspectives and information to what we ourselves know.”

Customers can use either post or e-mail to send their letters and enquiries in to King. Recent responses are available for viewing on the company website, and have already informed interested individuals on how to improve the care they offer to local wildlife, and applauded those who have dedicated time and effort to aiding the natural world around them. One letter explained to readers why the smaller bird species are declining, and why there are increasing numbers of predatory birds visiting domestic gardens.

GardenBird.co.uk is an online retailer, supplying consumers with bird feed, equipment and accessories. With the recent addition of Simon King to the team they hope to improve and expand on the advice and information offered to customers, and better support them in their efforts to aid local wildlife.