The Really Wild Bird Food Company

05/10/2026

A very quick insight into what the set up is like here at Street End Farm - if you have never visited, and fancy a trip out to Hampshire then we do a collect from farm service and you can save 15%

21/09/2026

As autumn arrives and the days become cooler, natural food sources for garden birds can become harder to find. Shorter days, changing weather and fewer insects and berries mean a well stocked feeding station can provide a valuable, reliable source of food to help birds through the season. It’s also a wonderful time of year to enjoy more wildlife in your garden as birds visit regularly to to feed. Set up your own bird feeding station this autumn and save 10% with code STATION10 at checkout

16/09/2026

🌾From our farm to your bird feeders🌾

Did you know that much of our bird food is produced right here on our farm in the UK?

We love knowing that the food you put out for your garden birds starts its journey in our fields.

From sowing the seed to filling the feeders, we’re passionate about giving Britain’s garden birds something worth coming back for.

Have you spotted any feathered visitors in your garden today?

If you’ve noticed fewer birds visiting your feeders, there’s no need to panic. At this time of year, there can be plenty of natural food available in the countryside, hedgerows and gardens, so our feathered friends may simply be finding their dinner elsewhere!

They haven’t forgotten about you… and they will be back, so do keep your feeders topped up and your fresh water available, and when natural food becomes less plentiful, you’ll likely see those familiar faces returning.

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14/09/2026

For those who choose a vegan lifestyle, finding ways to care for garden wildlife without relying on animal-derived ingredients can be challenging.

Our new vegan bird food range offers a considered alternative for people who want to avoid meat and animal-based fats when feeding garden birds.

Vegan Fat Cake with Peanuts
Vegan Suet Block with Sunflower Hearts
Vegan Suet Pellets

Whether you’re hanging a feeder in the garden, filling a suet feeder or offering food through the colder months, these products provide a plant-based option for supporting visiting birds.

11/09/2026

It’s a beautiful morning on the farm. We have harvested the red millet so just the white to go now! Happy Friday everyone 😀

01/09/2026

🍂 September is here and autumn is on its way! 🍂

As the seasons change, our gardens and green spaces become important places for birds and other wildlife to find food, water and shelter.

Here are a few simple ways you can help wildlife this September:

💧 Keep bird baths topped up with clean, fresh water.
🌻 Leave seed heads and berries where you can as they provide valuable natural food.
🌿 Avoid cutting everything back too quickly; plants can offer shelter and food for insects and birds.
🧼 Give bird feeders a regular clean to help keep visiting birds healthy.
👀 Take a few minutes to watch your garden as you might spot birds preparing for migration or gathering food for the changing season!

What birds and wildlife have you spotted this September? Tell us in the comments! 👇

24/08/2026

🐦🫐It's that wonderful time of year when the hedgerows are beginning to bow under the weight of ripening fruit, some berries still bright and red, others turning that deep, almost purple-black that tells you they’re ready. The birds have definitely noticed!

Blackbirds, thrushes, robins and other garden visitors will happily work their way along the brambles, picking off the ripest berries. You might spot them disappearing into the hedge, emerging with a little purple stain around the beak, or hear the rustle of leaves as they forage among the branches.

Blackberries are a useful late-summer food source for wildlife, providing a welcome burst of energy as the season starts to turn. For us, they’re a reminder to slow down and notice what’s happening in the hedgerows: the changing colours, the abundance of fruit, and the constant activity of birds making the most of it.

So if you’re out walking this week, keep an eye on the brambles. Pick a few berries if you fancy, but leave some behind. The birds will be grateful! 🐦🫐

18/08/2026

🌻 Sunflowers – a feast for the birds! 🌻

There’s something special about sunflowers at this time of year. As their bright golden heads begin to fade, they’re not just providing a beautiful splash of colour, they’re also becoming a valuable food source for our garden birds. 💛

The seed-filled heads are packed with nutritious food, and you may spot goldfinches, t**s, sparrows and other hungry visitors taking advantage of the feast. 🐦🌻

If you grow sunflowers, consider leaving the heads standing for as long as possible. Once the seeds have ripened, they can provide a natural food supply for birds as they begin preparing for the months ahead.

And if you don’t grow your own, why not add a few sunflower seeds to your bird feeders? It’s a simple way to give our feathered friends a helping hand.

🌻 A beautiful flower for us, a tasty meal for them! 🌻

17/08/2026

17/08/2026

🐦 Pick, mix and save on your birds' favourites!

Choose from a selection of 4kg bags across our seed mixes and straight foods, including premium sunflower hearts, peanuts and suet pellets.

Available in bundles of 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 bags, it's a cost-effective way to stock up while giving your garden birds plenty of variety.

Or maybe try our Mini Pick & Mix - the most cost-effective way to purchase two or more 2kg bags, and a lovely way to enjoy a selection of different bird feeds.

For example, you can combine 2kg of Premium Sunflower Hearts and 2kg of Premium Peanuts for just £18.95. You can choose exactly what you would like - and the more foods you select, the more you save!

Explore the Pick & Mix range: https://bit.ly/4x65pJl
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