Sunflower Hearts 15kg Premium Wild Bird Food Seed
Sunflower Hearts 15kg Premium Wild Bird Food Seed
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| Weight: | 15 kg |
| Size: | 15 kg (Pack of 1) |
| Colour: | Natural |
| Pack Quantity: | 1 |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Quantity: | 1 |
| Reference: | Burxoe |
| Size: | 15 kg (Pack of 1) |
Put on the ground for the blackbirds who love it, but the sparrows and other small birds that maybe prefer high up feeders do not complain. A feeder lasts around 2 days, so they must like it.
I’m assuming these nuts are full of flavour as they disappear very quickly. I fill the feeders each morning and by tea-time the seed have disappeared. They have brought some beautiful birds to my garden – so pleased!
Bought 2 months ago and just reordered as the quality of the hearts and the packaging is excellent. The fact 15kg of these hearts have been taken from my single 4 port feeder shows the birds must love it and they are voting with their beaks!
The birds love these sunflower hearts. I used to put out seed but found most of it got thrown out of the feeder and it would start to grow! These hearts are so much better with no mess. Good packaging and they arrived on time, would buy again.
Contrary to popular belief our Goldfinch much prefer sunflower hearts. Goldfinch predominate on the feeders with competition from blue tit, great tit, long trail tit, chaffinch and even greater spotted woodpeckers. They are getting through a kilo per day.
If you have lots of birds and feeders get the 25kg sack.
This product is good quality sunflower hearts and in bulk an economical way to buy it. It is a high energy food to keep birds alive in winter and recommended by the RSPB, being high in fat. Different types of birds enjoy these more than any other food and my bird feeder soon runs out of food. The ground feeders, such as robins and blackbirds enjoy it scattered on the ground and the blue tits, great tits and nuthatches like to hang on the bird feeder to eat. It’s lovely to watch them eat through our binoculars and know I am protecting wild life.
Got fed up with starlings and crows dominating the bird feeder and throwing seed everywhere. Even worse was when it started to sprout and come up like, well weeds.
So far the big birds have ignored this, they surely don’t like sunflower seeds. But the smaller birds can’t get enough of it.
Even better, no signs of it sprouting, not that any spills stay uneaten for long enough.