"Husk Free With Dried Mealworms" by anonymous
12 Feb 2018

All the birds love this mixture and the pheasants clear up what gets knocked out of feeders.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Best Bird Food Ever!" by anonymous
29 Sep 2017

This is the best bird food I've ever bought. No mess and the birds love it.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Popular And No Waste" by anonymous
20 May 2017

This product is popular with all the birds including the goldfinches. I am pleased that the bits that drop out are eaten by the groundfeeders and any missed do not germinate.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Preferred By Many Birds" by Pamela Johnston
17 Apr 2017

Have had this all winter, now also giving softbill mix for the summer feeders, but blackbirds, robins, tits and nuthatches still go for this one.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Excellent" by Anne Hyman
02 Apr 2017

Eaten by so many birds now attracted to my garden
With no waste or growing weeds beneath my bird feeders

Yes, I recommend this product

"This Is Probably Top Of The Menu In Our Garden," by Anon.
12 Jan 2017

A few months ago we built a patio/diner area specifically for the birds (seriously!) as somewhere for them to to eat. At last we have a level lawn and it is beginning to recover from all the wasted seeds that fell on it and remained uneaten.
The birds still throw seed about but all that drops on the patio area is consumed fairly quickly by a huge range of different birds. This means we can also hose down the patio regularly too .
When I appear to fill the feeders each morning the smaller birds begin to chatter in the hedge. The uncle drums are very efficient and we soon see many different types of birds all intent on FOODo

Yes, I recommend this product

"Nothing Gets Wasted" by anonymous
17 Nov 2016

Great to have a product all the garden birds eat with no waste left behind so good value too.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Husk Free With Mealworms" by anonymous
06 Sep 2016

We have many different birds feeding and this goes down very well all the time

Yes, I recommend this product

"Almost Too Good" by Fiona Calder
05 Aug 2016

This is a great food that is visibly enjoyed by a wide variety of birds. I use a squirrel buster seed feeder (to confound the bushy tailed rodents) and am amazed at how quickly it empties. Clearly a winning combination.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Birds Love" by anonymous
10 Jul 2016

Birds seem to enjoy this seed they clear it in seed feeder quickly there is still plant growth from it but not as much as other companies

Yes, I recommend this product

"Excellent" by chris lawrence
24 May 2016

i buy this every year for our garden birds. they keep coming back

Yes, I recommend this product

"Eaten By All" by Anne Mears
31 Oct 2015

This food is our 'go to' staple. All the birds love it, as do the tiny mice we have living under the willow tree!

Yes, I recommend this product

"Excellent All Round Bird Food" by Mrs T
14 Oct 2015

I've been buying this seed for a couple of years. Whilst I don't get a huge variety of birds in the garden, the seed feeders are so popular with sparrows, tits, chaffinches, goldfinches, and if course starlings - they are such a greedy bunch, but they mess they leave is quickly hoovered up by the blackbirds, collared doves and resident robin.
Yes it costs a bit to keep topping up the feeders but the pleasure it gives us is a fantastic return.

Yes, I recommend this product

"Wow, better were a hat..!" by Graham Burnett
24 May 2012

Bought this, so as too stop seed germination. And also as added protien for rearing of Young birds. With 2 mins, the garden inherited a colony of Starlings and Sparrows and a Blackbird family. Some weeks on now and they still arrive in their dozens. Excellent seed.

"I don't mind feeding the Starlings" by A Happy Customer
18 Oct 2011

And I do get the smaller birds eating this mix too. I found this on the RSPB website: "Long-term monitoring by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) shows that starling numbers have fallen by 66 per cent in Britain since the mid-1970s. Because of this decline in numbers, the starling is red listed as a bird of high conservation concern" so if this mix helps a bird on the red list that's surely good news?

"An expensive way to feed Starlings" by Ron Galliers
31 May 2011

Undoubtedly good feed, but as soon as it is put out, 30-40 starlings arrive,and disperse any smaller birds. They then eat the bits they want and throw about 25% of the seed on the ground where it just solidifies into a mess on the grass. Have tried putting it inside caged feeders, but none of the small birds will use them. The same happens with the mealworms. Nothing else gets a look in.