Ensure Year Round Feeding with Our 140 Pack of Wild Bird Fat Balls
Introducing our 140 pack of high energy fat balls, a bird feeder essential designed with both your wallet and the environment in mind. Buying in bulk not only saves you money but also reduces packaging and postage costs, making it a win win for you. the planet and all the wild birds.
Crafted without nets to minimise plastic use and wildlife entanglement risks, each fat ball is packed with quality beef tallow, ensuring a nutritional powerhouse that birds need, especially during the cold winter months and breeding season. The added seeds provide essential nutrients, giving our feathered friends a well rounded diet for optimal health and vitality.
Stock Up and Save with 140 Fat Balls
Designed to fit perfectly into a hanging bird feeder, our fat balls make feeding a breeze for birds, allowing them to perch comfortably and enjoy their meal. They're a favourite bird food among wild garden birds, attracting small songbirds that bring life and colour to your garden. For those looking to keep their fat balls exclusive to small songbirds, we recommend pairing them with our squirrel proof feeders, keeping larger birds and squirrels at bay while ensuring your feathered visitors get the nutrition they need.
Buy your fat balls in bulk and give your garden birds a varied diet and the energy boost they need for the colder winter months.
Ingredients
- Wheat
- Beef Tallow
- Sunflower Seeds
- Calcium Carbonate
- Maize
- Sorghum
Pour & Position
- Pour bird seed into a clean, dry bird feeder.
- Place the feeder in a quiet, sheltered spot with a clear view.
- For ground feeding, scatter the seed on a low platform or directly on the ground.
- Ensure ground feeding areas are safe from predators.
- Place your bird table in a sheltered spot and make sure to clean any old spoilt seed first.
Storage & Maintenance
- Reseal the bag and store bird seed in a cool and dry location away from direct sunlight.
- Discard any spoilt seed to prevent bacteria spread.
- Clean feeders and bird tables every two weeks
- Use an antibacterial solution to wash feeders, rinse thoroughly and let dry completely before refilling.
