Wild Bird Food, Suet & Feeders
Freshly packed seed, suet and feeders for UK gardens, chosen for what birds actually eat rather than what is cheapest to bulk a bag out with.
Wild Bird Seed
All-rounder mixes for a busy, varied garden feeder.
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Sunflower Hearts
No husk, no mess, and the one thing goldfinches never ignore.
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Peanuts
High-energy fuel for woodpeckers, nuthatches and tits.
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Suet & Fat Balls
Dense winter energy in pellets, blocks, balls and coconut halves.
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Feeders & Accessories
Feeders, tables and nest boxes built to earn their keep outdoors.
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Mealworms
A robin and wren favourite, dried and ready to put out.
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Seed, suet and feeders that suit most UK gardens — a good place to start if you are not sure what yours wants.
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From Field to Feeder
We turn our seed over quickly, so what lands in your garden is genuinely fresh, not stock that’s been sitting in a warehouse for months. Fresher seed keeps its oil content, and that’s what draws birds back to the same feeder day after day.
A lot of budget mixes are bulked out with husk, cereal filler and split peas that most garden birds pick around and drop on the lawn. We’d rather put more of the bag towards sunflower hearts, quality seed and suet that actually gets eaten.
Bird Guide: What to Feed What
| Garden Visitor | Best Feed |
|---|---|
| Goldfinches, Greenfinches & Siskins | Sunflower hearts and nyjer-rich mixes |
| Blue Tits & Great Tits | Sunflower hearts, peanuts and suet |
| Robins & Wrens | Suet, fat balls and mealworms |
| House Sparrows | Mixed seed with millet |
| Woodpeckers & Nuthatches | Peanuts and suet |
| Blackbirds & Thrushes | Ground-scattered mixes and dried fruit |
| Collared Doves & Wood Pigeons | Mixed seed, scattered on the ground |
Nesting & Feeding Tips
Site feeders a short flight from cover, close enough for a quick escape but not so close that cats can lie in wait.
Mix up your feeder types. Ground feeders, hanging feeders and tables suit different birds and feeding styles.
Give feeders a proper clean every couple of weeks; stale, damp seed is what puts birds off and spreads disease.