Copdock Mill Supreme Mix Wild Bird Seed 20kg with Peanuts and Sunflower Seeds

Black sunflower seeds and split peanuts give Copdock Mill Supreme Mix a high-energy, protein-rich base, while a varied blend of grains and seeds makes it suitable for feeding wild birds throughout the year. The 20kg bag is intended for use in bird seed feeders or on a tabletop, so you can choose a feeding spot that suits your garden.

Robins, blackbirds, tits, finches, sparrows, thrushes and siskins are among the birds this mix is designed to attract. It offers a straightforward way to provide a varied food selection rather than choosing a single seed type.

Why it’s worth it

The blend combines black sunflower seeds and split peanuts with a seed base, flaked maize, red dari, soya bean oil, cut maize and whole wheat. This range of ingredients brings different seed and grain types together in one all-round food, making it a practical choice for gardens visited by a mix of small birds. Its 100% natural ingredients are suited to year-round feeding, so you can keep the same food on offer as the seasons change.

If you prefer a single-seed approach, a bag of one seed type may suit that specific preference. This mix instead brings several ingredients together, including energy-rich sunflower seeds and protein-rich peanuts. Want to make a garden feeding spot welcoming to a variety of familiar visitors? The listed species include both regular garden birds, such as robins and sparrows, and finches, siskins and thrushes.

What to know

The 20kg pack is a substantial supply for regular feeding. Use the mix in a bird seed feeder or spread it on a tabletop, as appropriate for your setup. For a simple garden routine, place it at a chosen feeding point and offer the same blend through the year. The variety of ingredients means you can provide more than one type of seed and grain without assembling a mix yourself.

Copdock Mill has been producing wild bird foods for over 40 years. The Supreme Mix is described as suitable for all wild bird species, with the garden visitors named above among those it can attract. As with any wild bird food, the birds that visit will depend on which species come to your garden.

Usage tips

Add the food to a bird seed feeder or place it on a tabletop, then position the feeding spot where it can be enjoyed by visiting birds. A feeder gives you a dedicated way to offer the mix, a tabletop provides an alternative if that better suits your garden. Keep the same all-year-round blend available for the small garden birds the food is intended to attract, including robins, blackbirds, tits and sparrows.

Final verdict

Copdock Mill Supreme Mix is suited to anyone looking for one varied wild bird food for regular garden feeding. Its 20kg size, mix of sunflower seeds, split peanuts, maize and grains, and use in either feeders or on tabletops make it a practical choice for offering food to a range of garden visitors throughout the year.