Robin & Songbird Seed Mix

Our Robin & Songbird Seed Mix blends sunflower hearts, chopped peanuts, pinhead oats and millet, with mealworms and three kinds of suet pellets: insect, berry and mealworm. Its soft, bite-sized pieces are perfect for robins, wrens and dunnocks, whose fine beaks aren’t made for cracking hard seed. Offer it on a table or ground tray and wait for the first notes of the morning chorus.

Key features:

• Malleable, small pieces made for soft-billed birds like robins and wrens
• Mealworms and suet pellets add insect protein and energy
• Husk-free sunflower hearts and pinhead oats mean little waste
• Best on bird tables and ground trays, where robins prefer to feed
• Attracts robins, wrens, dunnocks, blackbirds, song thrushes and tits

Robins, wrens and dunnocks are drawn to the mealworms, suet and pinhead oats, while blackbirds and song thrushes often feed alongside them on the ground. Blue tits, great tits and long-tailed tits also visit for the suet pellets and sunflower hearts.

Sunflower hearts and peanuts for energy, mealworms and suet for insect protein.

Sunflower hearts – 30.1%
Chopped peanuts – 13%
White millet – 12%
Kibbled maize – 10%
Pinhead oats – 10%
Naked oats – 10%
Red millet – 10%
Suet pellets (insect) – 1.3%
Suet pellets (berry) – 1.3%
Suet pellets (mealworm) – 1.3%
Mealworms – 1%

Sunflower hearts – 60%
Naked oats – 30%
Kibbled maize – 7.5%
Canary seed – 2.5%

Wheat – 26.5%
Red dari – 15%
Kibbled maize – 15%
White millet – 12.5%
Naked oats – 10%
Black sunflower seed – 8%
Red millet – 5%
Chopped peanuts – 4%
Striped sunflower seed – 4%
Plus added aniseed

We dispatch bird seed mixes within 1 to 2 working days.

We aim to ensure customer satisfaction with all products supplied. If you experience any issues with your order, please contact us at info@kentseeds.co.uk within 5 working days of the dispatch date, quoting your order number and a detailed description of the issue.

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Q 1. Where and how much should I feed?
Robins, wrens and dunnocks prefer to feed low down, so offer it on a bird table, ground tray or open mesh tray near a hedge, shrub or border edge. Put out a small handful each morning and add more if it's gone by evening. Avoid leaving food on the ground overnight, which can attract rats.

Q2. How do I store it and keep feeders clean?
Store in a cool, dry, airtight container, as the suet and mealworms can spoil in warm or damp conditions. In hot weather, offer smaller amounts so the suet doesn't soften. Clean tables and trays every week or two with hot soapy water or a wildlife-safe disinfectant, and clear away any leftovers.