High Energy Mix
New for 2022, our High Energy Bird Seed Mix contains no large seeds or filler ingredients so is perfect for all garden birds. This seed mix contains the largest amount of high energy suet we’ve ever put into a mix, coupled with irresistible dried mealworms and oil rich kibbled peanuts, this mix is proving to be a real hit with our feathered friends.
What Birds Like This Mix?
This mix is perfect for all garden birds such as robins, blackbirds, dunnocks, blue tits, great tits, chaffinches, sparrows etc.
How Do I Feed This Mix?
The High Energy Mix is designed to be fed from a tube seed feeders, bird tables or ground tray.
Can I Feed This Mix All Year Round?
Absolutely, the mix contains high energy suet pellets, oil-rich kibbled peanuts and protein packed dried mealworms, perfect for every season.
Can This Mix Be Fed Around Pets?
This mix does not contain any sultanas or raisins.
Recyclable Packaging:
This mix is available in plastic free 15kg Paper Sack and 20kg Paper Sack options. Our smaller bag sizes (1.5kg, 3kg and 5kg) are made of a recyclable plastic. The plastic bags can be recycled at many supermarkets and other collection points. For more details and to find your nearest collection point, please read our recyclable packaging page.
No Fillers:
As with all our bird seed mixes, our High Energy Mix contains no whole wheat or filler ingredients and is hand mixed by us in the UK.
Composition: Kibbled Peanuts, Suet Pellets, Pinhead Oats, Kibbled Maize, Hemp Seed, Safflower, Dried Mealworms.
Store in a cool dark place, ideally in an airtight container.
Not for human consumption.
| Size | £/kg | Price | * Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5kg - In Stock | £3.50 | 5.25 | £0.00 |
| 3kg - In Stock | £3.17 | 9.50 | £0.99 |
| 5kg - In Stock | £2.60 | 12.99 | £4.50 |
| 15kg Paper Sack - In Stock | £2.20 | 32.99 | £19.50 |
| 15kg (3x 5kg) - In Stock | £2.20 | 32.99 | £19.50 |
| 20kg Paper Sack - In Stock | £2.15 | 42.99 | £27.00 |
| 20kg (4x 5kg) - In Stock | £2.15 | 42.99 | £27.00 |
* Savings are based on the first row being the base £/kg price
