It’s time to feed the birds
No-wheat, no-grow bird food
We’re a small business with a big heart for the birds in your garden. We use only the ingredients little birds love in our premium bird food blend, leaving out fillers that lead to waste and unwanted weeds. Set up your bird food subscription and make sure your feeder stays full all year long, with our no-waste, no-grow bird food. Choose from our selection of squirrel proof, pigeon proof and crow proof bird feeders to give the little birds a safe place to eat in your garden. Enjoy knowing you’re feeding the birds the right food at the right time, and the calming, daily joy of connecting with the wildlife at your window.
We’re best known for our top‑quality, seasonal bird food blends.
A LITTLE BIRD COMPANY
We simplify bird feeding by offering one expertly crafted product – a seasonal blend that changes throughout the year to support your garden birds as they nest, breed, moult, and brave winter’s chill. Our flexible bird food subscription lets you easily pause or adjust deliveries when needed.
Order a bag of our Seasonal Bird Food Blend, and we’ll deliver the perfect mix for your garden birds each month. You can learn more about our four seasonal blends below.
Our British bird feeding charities, the RSPB and BTO, recommend feeding the birds in your garden all year round. Our bird food subscription ensures you are always ready to provide, with a garden the birds can rely on. With premium bird food delivered straight to your door, you can enjoy hassle free bird feeding, all year round.
Take ten minutes out of your day to enjoy birdwatching – a simple way to boost your wellbeing and reconnect with nature.
I started feeding the birds in our garden with the hopes of seeing blue tits and robins. But when I was on maternity leave with my first daughter, I realised my garden was full of pigeons so well-fed they could barely waddle! Determined to attract more variety, I experimented with different foods. When a goldfinch arrived, I knew I was onto something. Friends and family loved my blends too, so in 2022, I launched A Little Bird Co. I wanted to offer a better bird food - no cheap fillers, no plastic - just nutritious seeds birds love. Now, my food helps songbirds thrive across the UK, and every order still makes me smile!
We're a little company, supporting little birds. Find out more about what sets us apart.
Birds have different dietary needs throughout the year, from nesting to moulting and surviving colder months. To support these changes, we’ve created seasonal blends – order a Seasonal Bird Food bag, and we’ll adjust the blend to match the season, making it easy to do something great for the birds.
Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. We don't farm, process, and transport cheap filler ingredients that birds simply kick to the floor. Instead, we focus on premium ingredients they love. Our packaging is compostable, and our bird feeders and nest boxes are tested for durability and longevity.
We design our food and select our range of feeders with little birds in mind. Every ingredient in our blends is chosen because small birds love it, simplifying your bird feeding routine. Our feeders provide safe access to food while helping to keep out larger, more dominant species. Look out for robins, blue tits, wrens, finches and more visiting your garden for our food.
With birds in your garden, you’re never alone - they’re the friends who always visit. Feeding them supports wildlife conservation while bringing joy and calm. Whether spotting a new species or simply watching their daily routines, just ten minutes a day strengthens your connection with nature and boosts your wellbeing.
Your kind messages inspire us every day. Enjoy these testimonials from fellow bird enthusiasts who share our passion for sustainable and thoughtful bird feeding.
We want to support all wildlife in our gardens - big, small, furry or feathered - even if it sometimes means sharing with a few bolder visitors. That said, when pigeons, crows, squirrels or starlings are eating your entire supply of food, it can leave the little birds struggling for a bite to eat, which can feel frustrating.
If you would like to reserve a supply of food for the blue tits, robins, finches and blackbirds, you can try one of our bird feeding solutions. We stock the top selling Squirrel Buster bird feeder, as well as a defender to stop crows and pigeons from eating the bird food, and even a starling proof bird feeder. Explore the full range of solutions on our online store.
There is an environmental and financial cost to farming, processing, packaging and transporting the cheaper "filler" seeds and grains like wheat, dari, millet and maize that often bulk out cheaper commercial bird food (and end up germinating beneath your bird feeder). We prioritise both nutrition and sustainability by using only the premium foods that we know the blue tits, finches and robins love, and packaging it in compostable bags and boxes.
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There’s something lovely about how feeding the birds becomes part of the rhythm of your day. A scoop of seed, a clean dish of water - and then a pause, just to watch who turns up. It doesn’t have to take long, but those moments can be surprisingly grounding. A little burst of mindfulness, fresh air, a chance to notice your garden as it changes throughout the seasons, and the cheerful flutter of wings - it’s good for the soul.
Join our flock of bird enthusiasts who share a passion for sustainable and thoughtful bird feeding.
Whether you're wondering which bird feeder is best for your garden visitors, need help with an order, or just fancy a chat about robins and blue tits, we’d love to hear from you.
You can send us an email or a WhatsApp message using the links below, or give us a call from Monday to Friday between 9 and 4 on 0208 0508548.
