Ark No Mess Feeder Mix

Superior nutritious feed mixture - this high oil and protein bird food mix offers hulled sunflower and only the best small seeds. Without the husks you get more food for your money and everything gets eaten. You will find that the birds love it and so will you because there is little or no clearing up to do afterwards.

The Ark No Mess Feeder Mix is consistently our best selling bird food blend Whilst it is designed specifically to move smoothly through the tube type feeders, it is also suitable for use in any area of your garden - bird tables or ground feeding.

This mix contains no wheat as this can clog feeders whilst offering little nutritional value.

In Stock
To guarantee freshness, we mix and pack food daily on our premises. During the checkout process our real time stock management system will confirm the allocation of stock to your order.

Home Delivery
Standard* free next day delivery when you spend £25.00 & above to most of the UK. Certain outlying areas including The Highlands & Islands, may be subject to a surcharge and delivery might take up to 3 days. Please click here for full information.
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Guarantee
This item is covered by our 45-Day Quality Promise.

Q: Is this mix just for use in the tube feeders?
A: No, this incredibly popular blend of nutritionally balanced seeds can be used in all areas of the garden, tube feeders, bird tables and scattered on the ground. As it has a high proportion of sunflower hearts all the birds are able to access it, including the soft billed songbirds.

Q: The birds often drop the tiny round seeds, is this because they don't like them?
A: The small round seeds you refer to in the Ark No Mess Feeder Mix are the red and white dari, which are high carbohydrate tonic seeds. All our mixes are specially formulated for wild birds’ nutritional requirements and the role of the tonic seeds is the birds will take them as and when they need them throughout the year. Obviously this will mean that with changes in season and changes of bird visitors with migration patterns, that the amount of tonic seeds they require will vary.