Wild garden bird food

Feeding wild garden birds well

Tits, robins, sparrows and goldfinches visit the garden all year round. Offering them a suitable mix, fat balls and rich seeds helps them through winter and brings your feeders to life.

What should I give wild birds in winter?

In winter, favour fatty, energy-rich foods: fat balls and fat cakes, sunflower, peanuts and niger seed. These calories help free-living birds cope with the cold.

How do I attract more species to the garden?

Vary the feeding stations and the foods: a base mix in the feeder, hanging fat for the tits and niger in a dispenser for goldfinches multiply the visits to your garden.

Our range for wild garden birds

• All-season mixes : assorted seeds to feed sparrows, greenfinches and finches in the garden.
• Fat balls and fat cakes : ideal energy reserves for tits in winter.
• Rich seeds : sunflower, peanuts and niger for the hungriest species.

The AnimalParadise expert tip: clean feeders and drinkers regularly and offer fresh water even in winter: strict hygiene limits the spread of disease between wild birds.

All our items ship quickly throughout Europe, welcoming wild birds to your garden all year round.