Johnston & Jeff
Johnston & Jeff Selected Wild Bird Seed Mix
Johnston & Jeff Selected Wild Bird Seed Mix
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Johnston & Jeff Selected Wild Bird Seed Mix — Year-Round Blend for Garden Birds
Johnston & Jeff Selected Wild Bird Seed Mix is a year-round seed blend with a high proportion of black oil sunflower seeds to ensure correct nutritional values. Designed to attract a wide variety of birds, it contains small seeds, cereals and vegetable oil to increase feeding value. Contains no cheap fillers such as whole oats. Suitable for hanging feeders and bird tables. Available in 4kg, 6kg tub, 12.75kg and 20kg (free P&P) sizes.
Composition
Wheat, black oil sunflower seeds, split maize, red dari, various small seeds, natural groats, yellow millet, vegetable oil.
Key Benefits
- High proportion of black oil sunflower seeds
- No cheap fillers — no whole oats
- Designed to attract a wide variety of garden birds
- Small seeds, cereals and vegetable oil for enhanced feeding value
- Suitable for hanging feeders and bird tables
- Year-round formula
- Available in 4kg, 6kg tub, 12.75kg and 20kg sizes
How to Feed
Offer in a seed feeder or on a bird table. Feed year-round for best results. The diverse composition ensures appeal to a wide range of species throughout the seasons.
Suitable for attracting
Blue tit, coal tit, great tit, brambling, goldfinch, greenfinch, bullfinch, chaffinch, dunnock, bunting, house sparrow, tree sparrow, linnet, nuthatch, robin, siskin, stonechat, wren and yellowhammer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this mix have a high sunflower content?
Black oil sunflower seeds are high in oil and protein, making them one of the most energy-dense seeds available. A high sunflower proportion ensures the mix provides genuine nutritional value rather than relying on cheaper filler grains.
Can I use this in a standard seed feeder?
Yes — suitable for use in hanging seed feeders and on a bird table.
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Trying to eat them. They’re awfully crunchy! 😁🤣😄
Trying to eat them. They’re awfully crunchy! 😁🤣😄