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Peckish Robin Insect Seed Mix
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Bring the nation’s favourite bird into your garden with Peckish Robin Insect Seed Mix. The familiar colourful red breast of the Robin will help to brighten up your garden. With a mix containing mealworms, the Robin’s favourite food, you are sure to see one in your garden.

  • Enjoy the Robin in your garden
  • Added insects for a natural diet
  • With added Calvita® Vitamin Mix
  • Use with a Peckish Seed Feeder

Sizes available

  • 1kg
  • 2kg
  • Product Details
  • How to Use
  • Tips & Advice

Why Use Peckish Robin Insect Seed Mix

1. Perfect for Robins

All ingredients are selected to attract Robins and other songbirds to your garden.

2. High in Protein

Enriched with mealworms – a favourite of Robins.

3. Calvita® Vitamin Mix

Enriched with our unique blend of vitamins and nutrients that garden birds need to stay healthy. Calvita includes…

  • CAROTENOIDS – Develops feather colour and protects from sunlight damage
  • CALCIUM – Promotes bone & feather growth and essential for egg production
  • VITAMINS A,D,E & BIOTIN – Strengthens beaks & bones and helps growth & reproduction

Ingredients

  • Pinhead Oats
  • Kibbled Maize
  • Naked Oats
  • Sunflower Hearts
  • Red Millet
  • Kibbled Peanuts
  • Kibbled Wheat
  • Mealworms (2%)
  • Suet Pellets (Wheat Flour, Beef Tallow, Calcium Carbonate, Kibbled Peanuts, Dried Mealworms)
  • Oyster Shell Grit
  • Additives: Glycerine
  • Colourant

 

Expected Results

Peckish Robin Seed Mix will attract the following birds:

  • Robin
  • Blue Tit
  • Chaffinch
  • Great Tit
  • House Sparrow
  • Greenfinch
  • Coal Tit and many more!

 

How to Use Peckish Robin Insect Seed Mix

  • To use in bird feeders, simply pour the seed into a seed feeder
  • To feed on bird tables, scatter the seed across the table
  • Also suitable for feeding in tray and ground feeders

 

Where to Site Peckish Robin Insect Seed Mix

  • Site your feeder 2 metres from cover to make the feeder visible, whilst providing a safe place to retreat
  • Put out food at the start of the day to ensure that birds can replace the energy they have lost overnight

Feeding Tips

 

Hygiene

  • Always ensure garden birds have plenty of fresh clean water for drinking and bathing
  • Clean feeding and drinking areas regularly with a mild disinfectant
  • Keep food fresh and dry, removing any wet food to prevent the spread of bacteria and diseases

 

Storage

  • Not suitable for human consumption
  • Contains nuts
  • Keep packaging away from children to avoid suffocation
  • Store in a cool dry place
  • Best used within 3 months of opening

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Why are the birds not visiting my feeders?

A. It is not uncommon for birds to take some time to visit new feeders or food that is offered. It can be down to the species in your area and other food resources that are available. Make sure you are providing some cover for the birds and make available some fresh drinking water.

Q. Why are the birds discarding some seeds?

A. Wild birds are selective over what they eat and when. It is not that they do not like it but they might have another source or they don’t need it right now. Never remove or stop feeding these seeds as shortages can happen at any time.

Q. Would the discarded seed grow below my feeder?

A. Peckish Robin Insect Mix is not a “no grow” mix. Given the right conditions the seed could germinate.

For any questions or advice, please contact our technical advice line on: 01480 443789 (Mon – Fri 10am – 4pm) or email customerservice@westlandhorticulture.com

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