Supreme High Energy Mix-quality bird food

Exclusive to British Bird Food - Supreme High Energy wild bird food.

No grow mix - this mix will not germinate.

This no Grow mix is mixed and packed on the day of despatch, guaranteeing you the freshest bird food possible.

Plus free zone 1 delivery - what you see is what you pay!

Supreme High Energy wild bird food mix is a highly nutritious mix of Sunflower Hearts, Suet Pellets and mixed fruit. It is a real boost for the birds at any time of the year.

Give your birds a treat, Supreme mix can be fed through a feeder or placed in a tray or a table and is good for all birds from Finches to Thrushes.

Our Sunflower Hearts are absolute top quality and the oil content is excellent, we are proud to introduce this mix into our range of wild bird foods and hope you will agree.

Supreme High Energy mix is a no grow mix - no germination at any time of year. All natural ingredients no chemicals - ever!

All our mixes come to you in small re-useable polythene bags so you can store easily and they are easy pour to help fill your feeders without spillage. When you have finished with the polythene bags, just put them all inside one, seal it and apply the freepost label we send you with our invoice. We will re-use them again.

Ingredients:-
SUNFLOWER HEARTS
SUET PELLETS
RAISINS.

Note:- free samples are restricted to one per order. If you would like a free sample of this mix, please ask in the comments column the order form.

Jason on 17/03/2016

( 5 / 5 )

The birds absolutely demolish this in my feeders. They don't waste time or effort hunting through it for the bits they like, just eat and go. Anything dropped gets picked up immediately by the ground feeders. Zero waste, good value.

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