High Energy Wild Bird Feed Bundle

High-energy seed and net-free fat balls for winter garden birds

Help support visiting garden birds through the colder months with our High Energy Wild Bird Feed Bundle, combining two of our most popular bird foods in one easy-to-stock-up collection.

The bundle pairs our Hi-Energy No-Mess Wild Bird Seed Mix with our Premium Net-Free Fat Balls, providing a rich combination of fats, oils, protein and carbohydrates when natural food sources can be harder to find.

The Hi-Energy mix contains sunflower hearts, peanuts, suet-coated oat flakes and raisins, while the fat balls combine suet, sunflower seeds, grains and peanuts for an additional concentrated source of energy.

Together, they offer a varied supplementary food source for many familiar garden visitors, including Robins, Tits, Finches, Sparrows, Blackbirds and Thrushes.

Choose Your Bundle

Why Choose the High Energy Bundle?

• Two customer favourites together – Hi-Energy No-Mess seed and Premium Fat Balls.
• Energy-rich winter feeding – with suet, peanuts, sunflower seeds and sunflower hearts.
• Attracts a wide variety of garden birds – including Robins, Tits, Finches, Sparrows and Blackbirds.
• No-mess seed mix – prepared ingredients help reduce discarded shells and husks beneath feeders.
• Net-free fat balls – easy to use without disposable mesh.
• Three bundle sizes – from smaller gardens to busy feeding stations.

What's Included?

Hi-Energy No-Mess Wild Bird Seed Mix

A shell-free blend of sunflower hearts, peanuts, suet-coated oat flakes and raisins, providing energy-rich supplementary nutrition while helping to keep feeding areas tidier.

Premium Wild Bird Fat Balls

Net-free fat balls made from suet fat, sunflower seeds, grains, peanuts and calcium carbonate, providing a concentrated source of energy during colder weather.

How to Feed

Offer the seed mix in a suitable bird feeder or feeding station and place the fat balls in a dedicated fat-ball feeder.

Put out only as much food as is likely to be eaten and replenish regularly to keep food fresh.

Feeding Garden Birds Responsibly

Bird feeding can provide valuable support when natural food sources are limited. We recommend following current guidance and best practice around when and how to offer supplementary food.

When feeding:

• Clean feeders regularly, removing old food before cleaning and allowing them to dry thoroughly.
• Avoid overfilling feeders so food remains fresh and uneaten food does not accumulate.
• Move feeders regularly to reduce the build-up of fallen food and droppings underneath.
• Provide fresh water, changing it regularly when bird baths or water dishes are in use.
• Watch for signs of illness. If birds appear unwell, stop feeding and thoroughly clean and disinfect feeders and feeding areas before using them again.
• Wash your hands after handling bird food, feeders or feeding equipment.