21 is our magic number – 21 is your goal! National Robin Day is the 21st December and Songbird Survival is in its 21st year of being a charity so we want you to do anything from 21 laps of a garden to spotting and feeding 21 robins or running 21miles or doing 21 nature walks with the children or reaching 2.1 miles each day with your dog by the 21st December 2020! Everyone can get involved, it’s really easy to sign up and you can do any challenge that you set your mind to....all it has to do is revolve around the number 21 -
Get your friends and family to support your challenge and help songbirds with every step, spot or mile towards your goal of 21.
Nature brings us all huge benefits. From the beautiful birdsong we hear when we wake up in the morning, to the trees which clean the air we breathe, the wonders of nature are all around us. But sometimes we take these for granted.
Our wildlife is suffering. The numbers of some types of garden bird, such as tree sparrows, have gone down by a scary 96% over the last 50 years. What would Christmas be without our national bird, the robin?
National Robin Day is an annual nationwide event raising awareness of small birds and other wildlife in winter and how you can help them through this tough time of year. On 21st December, National Robin Day will bring people together, inspiring them to take action for wildlife. Ruby Robin is the star of National Robin Day. The nation’s favourite bird, robins symbolize the festivities of Christmas time. The cold winter months are especially tough for animals; as temperatures drop and food becomes scarce, wildlife such as garden birds need a little extra help. This is where you come in!
Fundraise for National Robin Day on the 21st December 2020 and you will be helping to save Ruby Robin and her feathered friends!
