Straight seeds for wild birds

Wild birds have different feeding habits and nutritional needs depending on the species and time of year. Straight seeds for wild birds let you choose individual seed varieties instead of relying on ready-made mixes. This makes it easier to provide suitable food for the birds that regularly visit your garden or balcony.

During the colder months, when natural food sources become harder to find, the right seeds can provide birds with extra energy. You can offer each variety separately or combine different seeds to create a more varied feeding option based on the birds' needs.

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How to Choose the Right Food for Wild Birds

Not all wild birds prefer the same food. When choosing straight seeds for wild birds, consider seed size, nutritional value and the natural feeding habits of the species commonly found in your area.

Depending on the bird species and season, you can choose from the following types of food:

Sunflower seeds: Rich in fats and a useful source of energy. They are popular with many seed-eating birds, including tits, sparrows and greenfinches.
Millet and grains: Small seeds and grains are suitable for various seed-eating birds, particularly species that naturally forage on the ground.
Peanuts and oil-rich seeds: Provide additional energy, especially during colder weather. Choose unsalted, unseasoned varieties in a size and form suitable for the birds you want to feed.

You can offer each type of food separately or combine different varieties to provide a more balanced selection. Place the food in a clean, dry bird feeder and add only as much as the birds are likely to eat within a short period. This helps prevent moisture and mould while ensuring visiting birds have access to suitable food.