• Premium no wheat wild bird food for garden birds containing black sunflower
  • Wheat free garden bird food containing black sunflower and millet available in weights up to 20 kg
  • Sparrow on bird feeder eating Haith's Premium wheat free wild bird food
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Premium Wheat-Free Bird Seed Mix

£5.70
£5.70 £5.70
Size

Ideal for

Robin, Wren, Dunnock, Great Tit, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Siskin, Starling, House Sparrow

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Buy Haith's bird food in bulk paper bags up to 20kg

 

No wheat means more birds and fewer pigeons. 

It's a 100% wheat-free, premium wild bird seed mix at an everyday price. 

What does premium economy mean? In this case, it means high-quality and yet affordable bird food. At this price, wheat-free is almost unheard of. No wheat means fewer Pigeons, which means MORE bird food for the smaller garden birds! The inclusion of Black Sunflower and millet makes it especially popular when fed from seed feeders where it can also attract finches, tits and hopefully lots of House Sparrows as their numbers have declined by nearly 71% since 1977, according to BTO statistics.

Key Ingredients: Black Sunflower, Millet, Canadian Canary Seed.

Customer Reviews

Based on 58 reviews
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DAVID CHAPMAN (Mansfield, GB)
Problem Millet

All the wild bird foods, for me have one problem. After most food is eaten. I'm left with piles of millet. These seeds just don't get eaten. I have all kinds of garden birds at my table and feeder, Sparrows, Dunnocks, Great and Blue ****, Robins, Gold and Greenfinches, Blackbirds, Jackdaws and sometimes Reed buntings and other odd species. But I'm always left with piles of millet. Even using, No waste Sunflower hearts is no better. Goldfinches just peck out the middle of the seed and the ends of the hearts fall to the ground and if not cleared up straight away, attract vermin.

Hi David, many thanks for your review. Fallen seeds can be a problem if not eaten by ground feeding birds. We would recommend trying a feeder that has an optional tray. The Ring Pull Seed Feeder https://haiths.com/products/ring-pull-seed-feeder and tray https://haiths.com/products/ring-pull-feeder-tray?_pos=2&_psq=tray&_ss=e&_v=1.0 would help any leftover seed falling to the ground.

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Lorraine Alexander (Portsmouth, GB)
Millet reduction?

Hi there, before buying this product, I just wanted to ask if the millet and red millet were reduced in this mix since several of the review comments back to 2022 were saying they were always left uneaten and had to be thrown away. I really don’t want to waste money or the food if this wasn’t addressed by ‘Mr Haith’ as it said it would be. Thanks in anticipation ☺️

Hello, many thanks for your review. Please may you contact a member of the team at enquiries@haiths.com and they will be more than happy to help.

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Ginger53B (Guildford, GB)
Gone in a flash

Doesn't last long in our garden! Goes twice as fast as the other mixes.

Hello, thank you for your review. It is great to hear that this mix is popular in your garden.

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Eric Morgan (London, GB)
Popular with grond feeders

Works well with blackbird, robins and other ground feeders. Not so popular with birds using seed feeders, who prefer straight sunflower seed

Hello Eric, thank you for your review. It's great to hear your feedback on this popular mix.

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Alison Rowell (Grimsby, GB)
Good value

The birds love this seed they eat the big seeds first and later come back for the smaller seeds, thus eating the lot.

Hello Alison, thank you for this review. It's wonderful that this mix is well enjoyed by the birds in your garden.

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