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seed mix for birds, bird food, seed mix 4kg, feeding garden birds, winter bird food, versatile bird feed

Seed mixture for garden and forest birds 4kg

7,29 €

Seed mixture for birds is suitable for additional winter feeding of small garden and forest birds.
Seed mixture created specifically for all birds.
The seed is mixed with different seeds to obtain a balanced feed and diet for each type of bird.
The seeds are sorted, and then cleaned of impurities and dust to provide your bird with a high-quality seed mixture.

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SKU: 4744360010830 Categories: All categories, Bird food, Birds

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Seed mixture for garden and forest birds 1kg

Seed mixture for birds is suitable for additional winter feeding of small garden and forest birds.
Seed mixture created specifically for all birds.
In the composition there is wheat, millet, sunflower seeds, peas, small beans, oats.
The seed is mixed with different seeds to obtain a balanced feed and diet for each type of bird.
The seeds are sorted, and then cleaned of impurities and dust to provide your bird with a high-quality seed mixture.

These are dried cereals with added soybean oil.

The low water content and the addition of oil also preserve the freshness of this product for a long time.

Manual

NB! If you have already started feeding birds, be sure to continue to do so until spring, because birds accustomed to additional feeding can perish in the absence of food.