Robin and Friends Mix Reviews

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Robin and Friends Mixed Bird Food is ideal for feeding on bird tables and on the ground. All soft-billed species will love the small-bite sized sunflower heart chips and Blackbirds will adore the inclusion of sultanas. Contains chopped peanuts, berry suet pellets, sunflower hearts, sunflower heart chips, pinhead oats, rolled naked oats, dried mealworms and sultanas. One of our best selling ground food mixes.
Please note that sultanas can be harmful to dogs if eaten.

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“Very popular with the ground feeding birds in my garden and particularly welcome in cold winter weather.”

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Posted 1 day ago

Mr Colin Page

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“Whilst I understand that this mix is a ground or table food, it does seem very 'floury ' and is no friend of the damp weather.”

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Posted 1 week ago

“The birds love this food and even though it's more expensive than some of the other brands, they eat it all up. Other brands I have bought, I'm left with seeds the birds have rejected.”

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Posted 1 week ago

Julie Rogers

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“My robins and their friends love this mix, I have bought cheaper bird food but find it just pushed off the bird table but with this it is all eaten no waste. The blackbirds love the raisins in it.”

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Posted 3 weeks ago

“Birds flock to our garden since used your products. No waste. 5 baby rats today ha ha. Not so happy with them, though they are cute. One after the other, passing on the message "this bird food is yummy "”

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Posted 1 month ago

“My birds are tucking in happily ! !”

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Posted 1 month ago

Keith Littlewood

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“Very popular in my garden for a number of different birds. Excellent value.”

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Mr Richard Howard

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“Robin and Friends Mix is easily the best combination of ingredients for our garden birds, which are Robins, Dunnock and also a variety of finches and migrants during the winter.”

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