The heatwave in Britain is causing problems for people and birds.

Birds are suffering from high temperatures and need help from people with gardens.

The RHS says birds are in trouble and need our help. Many bird species are at risk of disappearing.

In the summer, people can see birds in their gardens, but it's also a time when birds need help.

We must help birds in the summer.

People think birds need help in winter, but they also need help in summer.

In summer, birds raise their young and need energy to survive.

There are ways to help birds in the summer.

To help birds, we must do one important thing.

Birds need water, especially in dry weather. We can leave water trays or have a pond.

Experts give advice on how to create a safe water source for birds.

There's a simple way to protect birds from the heat.

An expert says we must keep bird baths clean to prevent disease.

Dirty bird baths can spread disease, so we must clean them regularly.

Water is very important for birds in the summer.

The RHS gives advice on how to care for birds in the summer.

We can help birds by giving them food in the summer.

Experts say we should not give birds peanuts and seeds in the summer. Instead, we can give them mealworms or suet.

The RSPB says we must be careful not to spread disease when feeding birds in the summer.

In the summer, birds can find food like seeds and insects, but they still need our help.