Wild Bird Food

Unique and nutritional pecking block containing a specially selected mixture of insects, grains, seeds and herbal extracts designed to provide nutritional support and protein for all birds.

Complementary feed for wild birds. A delectable mix of whole grains, insects and tasty morsels suitable for all birds.

Complementary feed for wild birds. A delectable mix of whole grains, insects and tasty morsels suitable for all birds.

Brambles Swan & Duck Food floats and is crammed with nutritious ingredients including peas, rice, wheat, linseed and fishmeal. It is  a complementary food specially formulated to give the right balance of nutrients, vitamins & minerals for swans and ducks. As the food floats, you can see when it is time to stop feeding.

Bucktons 150 Fat Balls. These high energy formulation fat balls are made with a selection of small seeds which are a good source of energy and nutrition for garden birds, this includes black sunflower seeds which are popular and will attract a variety birds to feed from them.

Our Premium high energy no mess blend will attract a wide range of popular garden birds. No mess blend 100% pure and natural High energy blend Attracts a wide range of popular garden birds

Bartholomews Colonels® Black Sunflower Bird Seed is great for feeding to birds all year round, with a high oil content for good nutrition whilst having been cleaned for increased quality.

Loved by Goldfinches. Requires special Niger FeederNiger seed is a very small, fine seed that is black in colour. It requires a specialist feeder as, due to its’ size, it would simply spill out of the ports on a normal seed feeder.

A table food specifically formulated for Robins, and most small birds. Containing mealworms and fruit this mixture is very nutritious and palatable.

Bartholomews Plus Aniseed Wild Bird Food Seed Mix can be fed to your garden visitors throughout the year, with a delicious blend of seeds that are perfect for bird feeders and tables.

Monkey nuts - or peanuts in their shells, are the best squirrel food if you want to enjoy these creatures playing and feeding in the garden. You can also try hanging a few from a string in a tree for the tits to play with. Watch them hang from the cord and chip their way through the shells to steal the contents.