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Finch Mix Reviews

4.8 Rating 100 Reviews
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90% of the ingredients for our Finch Mix are grown on our own farm. One of our specialist seed mixes containing niger seed. Contains black sunflowers, wheat, white millet, red millet, niger seed, canary seed and oilseed rape

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I would suggest there are too many sunflower seeds in the mix
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Posted 1 year ago
Christine Wright
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Birds love it
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Posted 1 year ago
Nicola Stephenson
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Well packaged in strengthed bags, this mix is popular with many birds so you would be well advised to look at purchasing a Squirrel-busting bird feeder to go with the finch mix.
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Posted 1 year ago
Patricia Stirling
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Seems popular with most birds
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Posted 1 year ago
Patricia Stirling
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Seems very popular with most birds. In my experience the tiny round beige seeds are not eaten in every mix, they seem to end up on the floor
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Posted 1 year ago
Mrs Edna May
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Very satisfied with my purchase. I only wish the bigger birds would stay away from my feeders - I like to feed the smaller birds especially gold finches but they don't get a chance! The food is obviously much to the liking of the greedy bigger birds! Many thanks!
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Posted 1 year ago
Gillian Moore
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Good quality seed. This is the only seed I buy now
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Posted 1 year ago
Gold, green and chaff finches certainly are attracted to the Finch Mix and consume it voraciously; as do sparrows and tits (the latter less so as insects become available); pigeons and squirrels also hover up "waste" seed. They do waste a lot, seeming to feed selectively - throwing alot of seed onto the ground. If you don't like a heap of sunflower shells, the husk-free version is good but expensive alternative. Overall, feeding birds this way is costly; we believe they don't need it after the winter and we stop feeding on the arrival of warm spring weather.
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Posted 1 year ago