Wild Bird Feeders Store

Robins love this highly nutritious energy packed mix of seeds and various types of dried insects.

A nutritious mix of seeds, fruit and insects, formulated to attract ground feeding birds including wrens, robins, dunnocks, blackbirds and thrushes.

We've blended real fruit with high energy suet to give your birds a fruity treat that's bursting with flavour. Especially popular with softbills such as blackbirds, thrushes and robins, they can be scattered on the ground or table to give a fruit supplement all year round.

For the ultimate high-energy softbill food, look no further than no-mess Ultiva Softbill Mix. Thrushes, robins and blackbirds will wolf down every scrap of this nutritious feast containing sunflower seed hearts, peanut nibs, flaked maize, rolled naked oats, raisins and now a good helping of Bogena, the super-rich softbill food blended with insects, oils, fats and minerals. Best fed on the ground.

Thrushes, Robins and Blackbirds will love these treat pellets containing a mixture of suet and Ultiva softbill mix with ground raisins, peanut nibs, flaked maize, rolled naked oats and Bogena - the super-rich softbill food blended with insects, oils, fats and minerals - a real feast!

Give the best to your faithful softbilled friends! We just had to create a Softbill version of our Ultimate Suet Mix and here it is. Developed specifically for birds such as Robins, Thrushes and Blackbirds, it contains a delicious blend of our Ultiva Softbill mix and tasty berry flavoured suet pellets that your birds will love. Ideal for scattering on the ground or for use on a table, the energy packed suet pellets are moisture resistant.

When you combine delicious, high-energy suet with the very best in bird food, you create a very special Treat indeed! Ideal for robins, blackbirds, thrushes, wagtails and other softbills. They will fit the same feeders as all our other treat blocks, or can be fed on a table or on the ground if you prefer.

Universal softbill orlux universal softbill is a ready made and complete diet for pekin robins, spectacle birds, and other frugivorous and insectivorous birds. Orlux universal softbill has been for more than 30 years, the leading food for insect and fr...

Universal softbill orlux universal softbill is a ready made and complete diet for pekin robins, spectacle birds, and other frugivorous and insectivorous birds. Orlux universal softbill has been for more than 30 years, the leading food for insect and fr...

Original, fledgling safe Peanut, tasty Fruit, high energy Insect and delicious Raisin standard size fat balls, individually netted in colour coded nets. FAQ'sFor over a century the Harrison’s name has been synonymous with the production of the highest quality animal feeds. Originally suppliers to the farming industry, Walter Harrison & Sons now concentrate on cleaning and blending finest quality ingredients to produce a wide range of bird seeds, pigeon corns and small animal feeds. With generations of accumulated experience, Harrison’s nutritionists produce unique mixtures for either general or breed-specific use and are major suppliers to the UK pet trade. Additionally, a comprehensive range of treats and accessories are also available within the following Harrison brands. Garden Friends - Wild bird diets, treats and accessories. Feathered Friends - Small and large cage bird diets, treats and accessories. Furry Friends - Small animal diets, treats and accessories. Pride of The Mill - Coop and yard bird diets. Feeding & Hygiene Tips-The BTO and RSPB recommend wild birds are fed all year round. - Requirements are greater in late autumn and winter when natural resources are in shorter supply. - High energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding and raising young. - Birds lose energy maintaining body temperature overnight, so a good breakfast is essential to set them up for the day. - Once you have established a feeding regime don’t disappoint them, they will depend on you. - Establish several feeding areas and move them regularly to avoid bacterial build up. - Consider predators when selecting suitable feeding sites, set table and feeder heights accordingly and make sure birds feeding on the ground have a good line of sight. - Store all foods in a cool, dry place. - Be aware that ground feeding stations can attract rodents. Hygiene Tips- Feed little and often. - Replace old or wet food to prevent build up of bacteria or mould, particularly on table and ground feeding stations. - Clean feeding stations regularly with a safe disinfectant. - Always wash your hands after handling bird products. With disappearing habitats and climatic changes the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) both recommend the year-round feeding of garden birds to maintain a healthy and viable flock of native species. Some species like the swift and swallow feed on-the-wing from airborne insects and will never visit your table or bird feeder, but to most others it represents a single source for fuelling their busy lives. They need energy to keep them warm through the long cold winter, during the busy nesting season and whilst raising their young families. Though winters may not be as long or severe now, the shift in seasonal patterns encourage many species to raise more than a single brood per year, and this prolonged breeding period only serves to heighten the need for a continuous food supply. The feeding preferences of most popular native species fall into two basic categories, those that prefer softer foods and feed from the ground, like the Thrush, Blackbird, Robin and Wren, and most others who predominantly feed on seeds. All have their particular favourite foods just as we do, and when you select from the Walter Harrison’s Garden Friends range of premium quality mixes you have the choice of those which attract many different species or specially formulated preparations for the more discerning pallet. The range also includes many attractive and tasty Energy Boost treats to supplement the basic diet and encourage even more visitors to your garden, plus a wide selection of quality feeders and accessories. In fact there’s everything you need to create your very own nature reserve in your back garden. OtherSuet and fats provide instant energy for wild birds, particularly necessary when they are busy building nests and raising young. Extra energy also helps them keep warm and healthy during the long cold winter, in fact there isn’t a season when its not beneficial to general health and vigour. The Garden Friends range of Energy Boost treats caters for all tastes with a wide variety of quality infusions to increase attraction.

Ever since Bill Oddie first introduced the public to mealworms they’ve been a sure-fire seller for attracting robins, our most popular garden visitor. Walter Harrison’s drying technology retains all their goodness while removing the mess and inconvenience normally associated with feeding live food, making them an even more attractive purchasing proposition. FAQ'sFor over a century the Harrison’s name has been synonymous with the production of the highest quality animal feeds. Originally suppliers to the farming industry, Walter Harrison & Sons now concentrate on cleaning and blending finest quality ingredients to produce a wide range of bird seeds, pigeon corns and small animal feeds. With generations of accumulated experience, Harrison’s nutritionists produce unique mixtures for either general or breed-specific use and are major suppliers to the UK pet trade. Additionally, a comprehensive range of treats and accessories are also available within the following Harrison brands. Garden Friends - Wild bird diets, treats and accessories. Feathered Friends - Small and large cage bird diets, treats and accessories. Furry Friends - Small animal diets, treats and accessories. Pride of The Mill - Coop and yard bird diets. Feeding & Hygiene Tips-The BTO and RSPB recommend wild birds are fed all year round. - Requirements are greater in late autumn and winter when natural resources are in shorter supply. - High energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding and raising young. - Birds lose energy maintaining body temperature overnight, so a good breakfast is essential to set them up for the day. - Once you have established a feeding regime don’t disappoint them, they will depend on you. - Establish several feeding areas and move them regularly to avoid bacterial build up. - Consider predators when selecting suitable feeding sites, set table and feeder heights accordingly and make sure birds feeding on the ground have a good line of sight. - Store all foods in a cool, dry place. - Be aware that ground feeding stations can attract rodents. Hygiene Tips- Feed little and often. - Replace old or wet food to prevent build up of bacteria or mould, particularly on table and ground feeding stations. - Clean feeding stations regularly with a safe disinfectant. - Always wash your hands after handling bird products. With disappearing habitats and climatic changes the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) both recommend the year-round feeding of garden birds to maintain a healthy and viable flock of native species. Some species like the swift and swallow feed on-the-wing from airborne insects and will never visit your table or bird feeder, but to most others it represents a single source for fuelling their busy lives. They need energy to keep them warm through the long cold winter, during the busy nesting season and whilst raising their young families. Though winters may not be as long or severe now, the shift in seasonal patterns encourage many species to raise more than a single brood per year, and this prolonged breeding period only serves to heighten the need for a continuous food supply. The feeding preferences of most popular native species fall into two basic categories, those that prefer softer foods and feed from the ground, like the Thrush, Blackbird, Robin and Wren, and most others who predominantly feed on seeds. All have their particular favourite foods just as we do, and when you select from the Walter Harrison’s Garden Friends range of premium quality mixes you have the choice of those which attract many different species or specially formulated preparations for the more discerning pallet. The range also includes many attractive and tasty Energy Boost treats to supplement the basic diet and encourage even more visitors to your garden, plus a wide selection of quality feeders and accessories. In fact there’s everything you need to create your very own nature reserve in your back garden. OtherSpecies Attractors - We all have particular favourite species, and what garden is complete without the robin, thrush, wren, sweet-singing blackbird or the brilliant goldfinch? But all have specific dietary needs that must be catered for if we are to enjoy their company. Which is why we have formulated these high quality mixtures and specialist whole foods for year-round feeding.

Ever since Bill Oddie first introduced the public to mealworms they’ve been a sure-fire seller for attracting robins, our most popular garden visitor. Walter Harrison’s drying technology retains all their goodness while removing the mess and inconvenience normally associated with feeding live food, making them an even more attractive purchasing proposition. FAQ'sFor over a century the Harrison’s name has been synonymous with the production of the highest quality animal feeds. Originally suppliers to the farming industry, Walter Harrison & Sons now concentrate on cleaning and blending finest quality ingredients to produce a wide range of bird seeds, pigeon corns and small animal feeds. With generations of accumulated experience, Harrison’s nutritionists produce unique mixtures for either general or breed-specific use and are major suppliers to the UK pet trade. Additionally, a comprehensive range of treats and accessories are also available within the following Harrison brands. Garden Friends - Wild bird diets, treats and accessories. Feathered Friends - Small and large cage bird diets, treats and accessories. Furry Friends - Small animal diets, treats and accessories. Pride of The Mill - Coop and yard bird diets. Feeding & Hygiene Tips-The BTO and RSPB recommend wild birds are fed all year round. - Requirements are greater in late autumn and winter when natural resources are in shorter supply. - High energy levels are also needed during spring when birds are busy breeding and raising young. - Birds lose energy maintaining body temperature overnight, so a good breakfast is essential to set them up for the day. - Once you have established a feeding regime don’t disappoint them, they will depend on you. - Establish several feeding areas and move them regularly to avoid bacterial build up. - Consider predators when selecting suitable feeding sites, set table and feeder heights accordingly and make sure birds feeding on the ground have a good line of sight. - Store all foods in a cool, dry place. - Be aware that ground feeding stations can attract rodents. Hygiene Tips- Feed little and often. - Replace old or wet food to prevent build up of bacteria or mould, particularly on table and ground feeding stations. - Clean feeding stations regularly with a safe disinfectant. - Always wash your hands after handling bird products. With disappearing habitats and climatic changes the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) both recommend the year-round feeding of garden birds to maintain a healthy and viable flock of native species. Some species like the swift and swallow feed on-the-wing from airborne insects and will never visit your table or bird feeder, but to most others it represents a single source for fuelling their busy lives. They need energy to keep them warm through the long cold winter, during the busy nesting season and whilst raising their young families. Though winters may not be as long or severe now, the shift in seasonal patterns encourage many species to raise more than a single brood per year, and this prolonged breeding period only serves to heighten the need for a continuous food supply. The feeding preferences of most popular native species fall into two basic categories, those that prefer softer foods and feed from the ground, like the Thrush, Blackbird, Robin and Wren, and most others who predominantly feed on seeds. All have their particular favourite foods just as we do, and when you select from the Walter Harrison’s Garden Friends range of premium quality mixes you have the choice of those which attract many different species or specially formulated preparations for the more discerning pallet. The range also includes many attractive and tasty Energy Boost treats to supplement the basic diet and encourage even more visitors to your garden, plus a wide selection of quality feeders and accessories. In fact there’s everything you need to create your very own nature reserve in your back garden. OtherSpecies Attractors - We all have particular favourite species, and what garden is complete without the robin, thrush, wren, sweet-singing blackbird or the brilliant goldfinch? But all have specific dietary needs that must be catered for if we are to enjoy their company. Which is why we have formulated these high quality mixtures and specialist whole foods for year-round feeding.