Johnston & Jeff
Johnston & Jeff Superior Wild Bird Mix With Fruit
Johnston & Jeff Superior Wild Bird Mix With Fruit
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Johnston & Jeff Superior Wild Bird Mix With Fruit — Premium Husk-Free Blend with Fruit for Garden Birds
Johnston & Jeff Superior Wild Bird Mix With Fruit is a husk-free blend that means no mess around the feeding area and a higher nutrient level and energy intake for birds. Being husk-free also means birds can eat more quickly, reducing their exposure to predators. With added currants to attract blackbird, starling and song thrush, this mix attracts a wider variety of birds than a standard seed mix. Available in 2kg, 4kg, 12.75kg and 20kg sizes.
Composition
Sunflower hearts, split maize, red dari, wheat, natural groats, yellow millet, plain canary seed, black rapeseed, peanut granules, currants, aniseed oil.
Key Benefits
- Husk-free — no mess around the feeding area
- Higher nutrient level and energy intake than husked mixes
- Currants attract blackbird, starling and song thrush
- Attracts a wider variety of species than standard mixes
- Aniseed oil for enhanced palatability
- Available in 2kg, 4kg, 12.75kg and 20kg (free P&P) sizes
How to Feed
Offer in a seed feeder, on a bird table or in a ground feeder. The husk-free formula is suitable for all feeder types. Feed year-round for best results.
Suitable for attracting
Blue tit, coal tit, great tit, brambling, goldfinch, greenfinch, bullfinch, chaffinch, dunnock, bunting, house sparrow, tree sparrow, linnet, song thrush, mistle thrush, nuthatch, robin, siskin, stonechat, starling, blackbird and yellowhammer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is husk-free seed better?
Husk-free seed means every piece in the mix is edible — there is no waste and no mess of discarded husks beneath feeders. Birds can also feed more quickly, reducing their exposure to predators.
Why does this mix contain currants?
Currants are a natural fruit that is particularly attractive to fruit-eating species such as blackbird, starling and song thrush — species that are less commonly attracted to standard seed mixes.
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