Straight seeds allow you to choose individual ingredients to suit the birds you’re feeding or to create your own seed mixes. Many bird species have clear feeding preferences, with some favouring sunflower hearts, others preferring millet, nyjer seed or peanuts depending on the season and the way they’re fed.
Our range includes sunflower seeds, sunflower hearts, peanuts, millet, nyjer seed and other straight seeds for garden birds, together with selected grains used by bird keepers and pigeon fanciers. Packed at our County Durham mill, we’ve been supplying bird feed across the UK for more than 40 years.
48-hour delivery Mon–Fri (order by 2 pm), from £6 per 20 kg (location-based)

Yes—bird-safe, unsalted, unroasted peanuts only. Use a mesh peanut feeder (especially in breeding season) to prevent chicks taking whole nuts. Peanut granules are a safer alternative for small birds.
Hearts/chips are husk-free (no mess, easy to eat). Black sunflower has a thin shell (easier than striped). Striped has a harder shell, suiting larger beaks and slowing consumption.
Try 50% sunflower hearts/chips, 25% millet/nyjer (for small species), 15% oats or groats, 10% peanut granules. Adjust based on what clears in 1–2 days.
Choose no-husk options (hearts/chips), add a seed tray/catcher, and offer only what birds eat in 1–2 days. Sweep up regularly; store seed airtight.