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Red Barn Super Fine Bird Seed

Treat the small birds in your garden to the Super Fine Bird Seed by Red Barn. A mix containing millets, daris and rape seed specifically designed to attract small birds to your garden. Perfect for members of the tit family.

With Red Barn, you can be sure that all of your bird feed is carefully sourced and of the highest quality. Red Barn is a family-run business with nearly 30 years in the trade, using their knowledge to bring you high-quality bird feed that is designed to attract more birds to your garden than ever before.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Bird Food Do Birds Like the Most?

Different birds prefer different seeds, with sunflower seeds being a top choice, attracting over 40 species, including finches and woodpeckers. For a diverse bird population, consider a mix of sunflower hearts, nyjer seeds for finches, suet pellets for winter energy, unsalted peanuts for tits and woodpeckers, and mealworms for insect-eating birds like robins. Providing a variety of bird food ensures a thriving garden filled with wild birds year-round.

Can Birds Eat Porridge Oats?

Yes, birds can eat porridge oats, but they must be raw and uncooked. Cooked oats harden and can stick to birds' beaks, causing feeding difficulties. Instead, offer dry oats, which provide a valuable energy source, especially in colder months.

What Time of Day Do Birds Feed?

Birds typically feed early in the morning and again in the late afternoon. Keeping feeders stocked during these peak feeding times ensures birds receive the nourishment they need.

Is It Illegal to Feed Birds in Your Garden in the UK?

No, there is no law prohibiting bird feeding in UK gardens. However, it is important to feed birds responsibly to prevent attracting vermin or causing a nuisance to neighbors. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) provides guidelines on the best ways to feed birds, what food to offer, and when to provide it.

Can You Overfeed Wild Birds?

Birds regulate their food intake naturally, so they won’t overeat. However, avoid excessive food waste by monitoring how much food is consumed daily.

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