Sunflower Hearts For Birds - Peckish 1kg

Description:

Sunflower hearts are a nutritious and versatile bird food that appeals to a wide variety of garden birdsin Ireland. These hulled seeds are not only easy for birds to eat but also packed with healthy fats and protein, making them a perfect year-round snack.

In Ireland, sunflower hearts are especially popular during autumn and winter when natural food sources are scarce. By offering sunflower hearts, you’re providing essential energy for birds, ensuring their survival through the colder months while enjoying the delightful sight of them flocking to your feeders. Watching birds enjoy sunflower hearts can be a fun and rewarding experience for any bird lover!

Quantity: 1kg

Goes With: Sunflower Hearts Feeder

Birds Attracted by Sunflower Hearts:

• Goldfinches: These vibrant, year-round residents in Ireland are particularly fond of sunflower hearts. Their small size allows them to easily eat these nutritious seeds, and they’re often seen flitting around feeders.
• Chaffinches: Common throughout the year, Chaffinches appreciate sunflower hearts, especially in winter. They have strong beaks that can crack open the seeds, making them a frequent visitor to feeders.
• Siskins: Lively and social, Siskins are often attracted to sunflower hearts during the winter months when they migrate from forests to gardens in search of food.
• Greenfinches: These robust birds are also attracted to sunflower hearts, and they’ll visit feeders regularly, particularly during the colder months when food is scarce.
• Nuthatches: As newer residents in Ireland, Nuthatches enjoy sunflower hearts and will often visit feeders to feast on these delicious seeds.

Best time to feed: Sunflower hearts are ideal for feeding birds in autumn and winter, but their appeal keeps birds coming back throughout the year.

How To Use: To use in bird feeders, simply pour the seed into a feeder. To feed on bird tables, scatter the seed across the table. Also suitable for feeding in tray and ground feeders.