Deluxe Robin Crumble™

Name: Deluxe Robin Food | Really Wild Bird Food
Address: Street End Farm, Ashton Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Hampshire, SO32 1FS
Telephone: 01489 896785
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Attract robins to your garden with our gourmet robin food. It's packed with energy and taste!

Only: £12.95 Robin

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Product Details

Really Wild Bird Food's Deluxe Robin Crumble™ is a delicious, high-energy seed mix that's packed with the things robins love to eat.

What do robins eat?

This robin seed mix contains dried mealworms for extra protein. Robins love all sorts of insects, but mealworms are a particular favourite!

The dried mealworms are mixed with suet pellets for extra fat and calories - a must for those cold winter months.

Our specially-formulated robin food also contains a variety of other tasty seeds for robins to enjoy, including: sunflower hearts, home-grown rolled naked oats, home-grown millet, pinhead oatmeal and peanut granules.

Is the Deluxe Robin Crumble™ suitable for other birds?

We set out to make the very best food for robins, but this seed mix will also be a hit with your other soft-billed garden birds (such as thrushes, dunnocks and blackbirds).

Robins are natural ground feeders, so feel free to sprinkle a small handful of robin food in a small dish or on the ground. If the weather isn’t dry enough for ground feeding, we recommend using a specialist robin feeder.

Please note: if you would like to buy bigger quantities of our products (including our robin seed mix), we are able to offer quarter, half and full pallets of 15kg sacks. These will equate to 300kg (20 sacks), 600kg (40 sacks) or 1.2 tonnes (80 sacks). Please call us on 01489 896785 for a quote, or email us stating how much you would like to buy and also your delivery postcode. For pallet deliveries, we can offer very competitive prices!

Your Deluxe Robin Crumble™ should be stored somewhere cool and dry. We recommend using it within 5 months of purchase - just to make sure it stays fresh and nutritious for your robins to eat.

Customer Reviews

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Paul

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28/06/2023

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My garden birds would definitely give me the BIRD if I stopped using this DELUX MIX

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Sheila

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08/06/2023

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All the visitors to the garden enjoy this. Very impressed with the quality. Lots of mealworms in the mix. Far superior to other suppliers

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Alison

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07/06/2023

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I have tried other mixes but there was often some left, never with this mix. I’ve given 5 stars for value for money though it is expensive especially since the weight was reduced but cheaper food elsewhere has lots of tiny seeds & doesn’t get eaten & this does include delivery My only problem is too many pigeons dining!

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Melody

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07/06/2023

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Within 5 minutes of putting this out the birds were queuing up. Great to support a family run business and who gives the best service to it’s customers. Thank you.

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Deluxe Robin Crumble FAQs

What do robins eat?
Robins largely feed on insects and worms. Robins are also known for their love of beetles and mealworms, but will also eat peanut granules, sunflower hearts, raisins, seeds, suet, and fruit.
Our robin crumble is specially formulated to include all the foods robins like best. If you’re hoping to attract robins to your garden, the Deluxe Robin Crumble™ is perfect!

What kind of feeder is best for robins?
Robins are natural ground feeders, so ground feeders and feeding trays are best suited to robins.

Why are there no robins in my garden?
There could be a few reasons robins aren’t visiting your garden;
1. You’re not putting out food they like
2. It’s nesting/breeding season and the robins are too busy to visit
3. They’ve found a better food source elsewhere
4. There’s an abundance of wild foods available
5. A predator has moved into the vicinity