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Birds love to snack on sunflower seed hearts even more than we humans do.
For finches, blackbirds, starlings, thrushes, siskins and even robins, the high fat and protein content are just what they need to see them through the winter months.
Chipped Sunflower Hearts have all the good fats birds need to regulate their body temperature as well as all the protein that needs to stay strong and healthy.
These proteins are especially useful when birds need to keep their strength up, especially if they are flying or nesting.
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Description
Chipped Sunflower Hearts are good for birds because
– They’re packed with energy which helps the birds in winter
– They’re full of nutrients which is good for fledglings and chick growth
– Softer than sunflower seeds which means birds with softer beaks can eat them
– There’s no mess as the husk are removed
- Not suitable for human consumption
- This product contains nuts
- Ensure clean fresh water is available
- Simply place in a feeder and hang from a hook, branch or bird feeding station
- Wash hands after handling and clean feeding areas and feeders regularly
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from pests
- Shelf life: minimum 9 months upon delivery
Contains:
- 3KG Gold Mix Chipped Sunflower Hearts
Delivered directly from Grumpy Gardener – please allow 7 – 10 working days for delivery to UK only (including UK Highlands and islands, and Northern Ireland).
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How to feed your garden birds:
- Please make sure garden birds have plenty of fresh clean water for drinking and bathing
- Clean feeding and drinking areas regularly with warm water and a mild detergent
- Keep food in feeding stations fresh and dry, removing any wet or old food to prevent spread of bacteria and diseases
- Wash your hands after handling this or any bird feed
