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Discover the joy of bird feeding with a mix created from my lifetime of experience and passion for wildlife!

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For over 50 years, feeding garden birds has been at the heart of my life. It all began in my childhood garden in SE London, where my bird table and simple feeders sparked a fascination that has only grown stronger with time. Decades of watching, learning, and caring for wild birds have given me the chance to experiment with countless foods and seed blends, trying to attract as many species as I could to my garden. To eliminate wastage, I started creating my own blends.
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So when the opportunity arose to collaborate with Eco Bird Food to develop my very own bird food mix, I grabbed it with both hands. Their values aligned perfectly with mine: a family-run UK business committed to sustainability, plastic-free packaging, and high-quality ingredients. It was the ideal partnership for creating something truly special.
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But I wanted the development of the WildlifeKate mix to follow one rule:
Let the birds decide
Real birds. Real Data. Real Results
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I designed a trial using 10 of Eco Bird Food’s premium ingredients. Using a series of carefully designed feeding stations, camera systems, and hours upon hours of recording, I let the birds themselves reveal their favourites. From finches to tits, robins to nuthatches, their choices became the foundation of the blend.
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10% of all sales go to support conservation projects in Gwyllt Hollow

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The WildlifeKate Woodland Mix
A carefully balanced, bird-tested, wildlife-approved blend designed to bring a wide variety of species to your garden.
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What is actually in the mix?
After extensive testing, I narrowed the ingredients down to 5 favourites. These were then tested in different quantities to ensure they flowed well in a range of feeders.
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The final WildlifeKate Woodland Mix consists of:
35% sunflower hearts
30% black sunflower seeds
20% peanut granules
10% suet pellets
5% mealworms
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Do the birds actually like it?
I have tested my mix in a range of different feeders, in different locations throughout my land and the results seem pretty conclusive! I'll let you decide.....