National Trust Bird Food

National Trust Bird Food for Garden Birds

The National Trust bird food range offers a carefully selected variety of high-quality foods designed to support garden birds in every season. Developed with nature in mind, these foods help provide essential energy and nutrition when birds need it most.

High-Energy Food for Every Season

Birds require different types of food throughout the year. During colder months and the breeding season, high-energy options are particularly important to help birds maintain condition, stay warm and feed growing chicks.

Fat Balls and Suet Products

Fat balls, suet blocks and suet cakes provide concentrated energy that many garden birds rely on. These foods are especially valuable in winter and early spring, when natural food sources are scarce.

Sunflower Hearts and Peanuts

Sunflower hearts and peanuts are popular, nutrient-rich foods that attract a wide range of species. Rich in oils and protein, they’re suitable for year-round feeding and are a staple in many gardens.

No Mess and High-Energy Seed Mixes

No mess and high-energy bird seed mixes offer a cleaner way to feed birds while still delivering essential nutrition. These mixes reduce waste beneath feeders and are ideal for patios, lawns and smaller garden spaces.

Mealworms for Added Protein

Mealworms are a valuable source of protein, particularly during the breeding season when adult birds are feeding young. They’re also popular with species such as robins and blackbirds.

Supporting Garden Birds Responsibly

Providing a varied diet helps support a healthy garden bird population. Offering different food types throughout the year encourages a wider range of species and supports birds through changing seasonal demands.

Why Choose National Trust Bird Food from CJ Wildlife?

CJ Wildlife’s National Trust bird food range is selected for quality, reliability and bird wellbeing. Designed to complement a wildlife-friendly garden, these foods make it easy to support birds while enjoying regular garden visits.