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This Mixed Seed Bird Food is suitable for seed feeders, bird tables and ground feeders. Our Mixed Seed contains black sunflower, wheat, kibbled maize, red millet, white millet, canary seed, naked oats, pinhead oats and oil seed rape. One of the most comprehensive seed mixes available.

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“Excellent product and service”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Seems to be real winner with my feathered friends...and trust me they can be quite fussy!”

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Posted 3 years ago

Trevor Lockwood

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“The parcels arrived very promptly and I emptied them into a tough, rodent-proof, plastic dustbin. The birds that use the feeder seem to enjoy the seeds as I need to refill the feeder daily. Those seeds that end up on the ground are enjoyed by robins, pheasants and the occasional jay.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Best bird seed ever. Fast delivery and high quality seed. Thank you”

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Posted 3 years ago

Carole Morrison

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“I like this seed mix because various types of birds visit the feeder including tits, greenfinches, robins, blackbirds and dunnocks pick up the dropped seed. We even have a green woodpecker visiting for breakfast.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Caroline Liggett

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“Impressive service. Got a big sack for my Mum's garden, who has been getting your products since the farm was featured on Countryfile. The 'Mixed seed' is particularly popular with - house sparrows, hedge sparrows, greenfinches (great to see these recovering numbers now), robins and blue & great tits. Pigeons, doves and blackbirds enjoy the caste-off seeds.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Birds love it- attracting a good variety of visitors to the feeder.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Patricia Miles

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“Quality bird seed. No dust and the birds love it. Comes in bags easily manageable. Free postage. Only place I buy my bird seed from.”

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Posted 3 years ago