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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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Sylvia Woodward

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“The small birds in my garden search through the seeds for the sunflower seeds. The discarded seeds fall to the grass below where the larger birds are waiting. The seeds are very popular with all the birds.”

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Posted 9 months ago

Sheila Turner

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“All the seeds are eaten but the black sunflower husks are messy. I would go for sunflower hearts in future even if a bit more expensive.”

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Ruth Byworth

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“I have been a customer for many years and am still as satisfied as ever with my bird seed - so are my birds!”

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June Phillips

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“Always the best from vine house birds love it clear it”

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Posted 9 months ago

Thank you for your review.

Posted 9 months ago

“Good, clean mixture of seeds, cleared up daily by our local house sparrows.”

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Posted 9 months ago

This is amazing to hear. We appreciate your order.

Posted 9 months ago

Mr Derrick Wren

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“The bird seed is always the best quality and the birds love it”

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Posted 9 months ago

Thank you for your great feedback.

Posted 9 months ago

STEPHEN WARMAN

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“...a lot of different seeds, & not bulked out with maize....birds are loving them...”

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Posted 9 months ago

Derek Grunnell

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“This is the first time I have purchased this mix. The first fit time that I have had the black sunflower seeds in. I have not yet been able to identify which breed is using them! They have been going though. I do feel that the mix is less attractive to the Pigeons . Yippee.”

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Posted 9 months ago