Nutritious and Energy-Rich Garden Bird Peanuts; The Ideal Feeding Choice to Keep Your Garden Birds Happy
Elevate your bird feeding experience with our 12.55kg bulk bag of premium wild bird peanuts. Specially selected for their quality and freshness, these premium peanuts provide a nutritious and energy-rich treat for a wide variety of wild birds. Packed with essential nutrients, fats and proteins, they are an ideal supplement to a wild garden birds diet, particularly during colder months and breeding season. All our feed peanuts are carefully selected to ensure freshness and have been Aflatoxin tested for safety, ensuring that your feathered friends receive the best possible nutrition that birds need.
Our 12.55kg bulk bag ensures you have an plenty of peanuts to keep your garden birds well fed for a long time. Whether you're attracting blue tits, woodpeckers, or nuthatches, our peanuts are sure to be a hit with your garden birds.
For a sturdy and reliable feeding option, use a rigid mesh feeder which ensures birds can easily access the peanuts while keeping them secure, minimising mess and wastage. If you prefer a more traditional approach to feeding wild birds, our peanuts can also be placed on a bird table or ground feeder, providing ample space for multiple wild birds to feast simultaneously. To protect your peanuts from pesky squirrels and large birds from your bird feeders, consider our squirrel proof peanut feeder, designed to allow birds to feed freely while keeping unwanted visitors at bay.
Boost Bird Nutrition with Delicious Peanuts
Trust in our commitment to quality and sustainability. Our wild bird peanuts are ethically sourced and undergo rigorous quality control measures to ensure they meet the highest quality standards. Treat your garden visitors to the best with our 12.55kg bulk bag of premium peanuts – a nutritious delight that will have wild birds coming back for more.
Ingredients
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.
Feeding Instructions
Using Peanuts in Various Feeders:
Tube Feeders: These are ideal for peanut kernels. Choose a feeder with mesh that allows birds to peck at the peanuts without removing whole nuts, which ensures the feed lasts longer and is accessible to smaller birds.
Mesh Feeders: Also known as peanut wreaths or balls, these feeders hold whole peanuts and are excellent for attracting larger birds like woodpeckers and jays that can cling and feed directly from the mesh.
Tray Feeders: For an easy feeding solution, spread a handful of peanuts on a tray feeder. This type is especially good for attracting a wide variety of birds, though it may also attract squirrels.
Window Feeders: Attach a small feeder to your window with suction cups. Fill it with shelled peanuts to enjoy up-close birdwatching. This setup typically attracts titmice, finches, and even cardinals.
Tips on Best Placement for Feeders:
Visibility: Place feeders in locations where they are easily visible to birds. An open spot near a tree or shrub offers quick refuge to birds from predators but is open enough to spot the feeder easily.
Height: Most feeders work best when hung at a height of about 5 feet off the ground. This level mimics the height of small branches, making it a natural feeding height for many birds.
Shelter: Position feeders near natural shelter such as bushes or trees. This provides birds with a safe place to flee in case of danger and makes them feel secure enough to return regularly.
Away from Windows: To prevent collisions, place feeders either less than 3 feet from a window or more than 30 feet away. This reduces the risk of birds injuring themselves by flying into windows.
Sun and Wind: Consider the prevailing winds and the path of the sun throughout the day. Feeders should be placed where they will be sheltered from strong winds and not directly in intense afternoon sunlight, which can spoil the peanuts more quickly.
Regular Cleaning: To prevent the spread of disease and to keep feeders attractive to birds, clean them at least once every two weeks. Use a solution of one part bleach to nine parts water, rinse well, and dry thoroughly before refilling.
By following these detailed instructions, you can ensure that your garden becomes a favourite spot for local birds, providing them with a safe and nutritious feeding environment.
