Robin and Friends Mix Reviews

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Robin and Friends Mixed Bird Food is ideal for feeding on bird tables and on the ground. All soft-billed species will love the small-bite sized sunflower heart chips and Blackbirds will adore the inclusion of sultanas. Contains chopped peanuts, berry suet pellets, sunflower hearts, sunflower heart chips, pinhead oats, rolled naked oats, dried mealworms and sultanas. One of our best selling ground food mixes.
Please note that sultanas can be harmful to dogs if eaten.

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Peter Walmsley

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“Have purchased this several times now. It is a very good mix for the smaller birds like Robins and tits. It is highly recommended for both feeders and on the ground.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“The birds love it! I'm being a bit lazy, so I pile it on a couple of small plates and scatter it everywhere down at the far end of the garden. At least they're getting something to eat when it is very cold! The squirrels like it too. And the fox. Anyhow, with a 20kg bag delivered within 24 hours it is easy to keep things ticking over. It makes me surprisingly happy!”

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Posted 3 months ago

Geraldine Creaven

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“Bought a similar product from another supplier a while ago. Much cheaper but the quality really bad...so much powdery rubbish towards the bottom. Vine House farm quality excellent. The birds seem to go for the fat pellets first!”

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Posted 3 months ago

Paul Lambkin

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“With the ever increasing concern on our reduced garden birds, l can always depend upon the quality of seed provided by Vine House Farm. The service is good and regular advice received by email updates, makes it even more of a pleasure to watch the bird life in the garden.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Our Robins and friends are delighted with the Vine House Farm bird food mixes. They fly from our roof to the bird tables every morning when they see me at the kitchen window. They are rapidly joined by the wood pigeons and on one day in December a pheasant flew onto the garden fence to join in.”

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Posted 3 months ago

Jennifer Bates

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Posted 3 months ago

“Very popular and goes pretty quickly.”

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Posted 3 months ago

Mr Douglas Moffat

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“Great food the birds flock to it”

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Posted 4 months ago