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Wild Bird Food Hedgerow & Berries 15kg By Johnston & Jeff

Wild Bird Food Hedgerow with Berries - With hedgerows disappearing due to fence panels and intensive farming the food that wild birds would of found in hedgerows is becoming harder to find. The hedgerow with berries wild bird food contains both Berries and Naturally occuring wild seeds that would usually be eaten by wild birds from Hedgerows and Woodlands.

These Seeds and Berries are enhanced with Sunflower Hearts and Nut Granules for palatability and energy, that will attract a wide variety of birds to your garden, for instance Robins, Blue Tits and Bullfinches.

Hedgerow & Berry Wild Bird Food Contains: Sunflower Hearts, Naked Oats, Peanut Granules, Juniper Berries, Elder Berries, Mountain Ash Berries, Wild Seeds (about 30 Varieties) & Rosehips