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Premium Mix

Our Premium Mix bird food has 33% sunflower hearts and is a great all round favourite for many garden birds, ideal for year round feeding. This Premium Mix bird food is perfect for seed feeders, bird tables and ground feeders. Our Premium Mix contains sunflower hearts, wheat, red millet, white millet, canary seed, oilseed rape, naked oats, pinhead oats and kibbled maize. One of our most popular wild bird seed mixes.

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6kg £14.75
13kg £22.00
25kg £35.50
2 x 25kg £69.00

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