Welcome to Food 4 Wild Birds
Skip to main content
Temporary Issue with Online Orders

We’re currently experiencing an issue with online orders on our website. Our team is actively investigating and working to resolve this as quickly as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.
Thank you for your patience! We experienced a technical problem with our server, which has now been rectified, and our website is fully operational once again. We are sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused and would like to reassure you that it is very much back to business as usual at Food 4 Wild Birds.

10% off all Seed Blends

Offer ends Midnight Friday 6th March

Apply code SEEDBLEND at the checkout to get 10% off all products in this range.

Best Sellers

Submit Request Quote
 * Denotes Required Field.
Name:
 *
Company Name:
Phone:
Email:
 *
Message:
Request Quote
 
Out Of Stock image

Is currently out of stock, however if you enter your email address we will notify you when it comes back into stock!

New Products

Ornithology Information

Dunnock: Prunella accentors

This small, shy, brown and grey bird – the size of a robin – can often be spotted creeping along the ground near flower beds and bushes, flicking its wings as it shuffles along. 

Siskin: Carduelis spinus

A lively finch with a distinctive forked tail and narrow bill, the male siskin is a striking sight with its black crown and bib, and bright-yellow breast and cheeks. Females are mainly pale with dark streaks and flashes of dull yellow. Both male and female have yellow and black-striped wings.

House sparrow: Passer domesticus

Noisy and incredibly sociable, the house sparrow can be found around the world, feeding on seeds and scraps across farmland and in urban and suburban areas. An opportunistic bird, it will be seen by most of us in our gardens, where it visits bird tables and feeders.