Sunflower Heart Chips, Peanut Granules & Suet Pellets

This new mix is perfect for smaller birds and fledglings, this super high energy mix combines two popular bitesize foods with suet pellets, for extra high energy and essential fats to help birds grow and flourish.  This mix is a great source of essential protein and carbohydrates required for all year feeding, this mix also supports keeping them warm through winter and the colder and wet seasons

Both Sunflower Heart Chips and Peanuts are full of essential fats and oils, which help birds grow and flourish. This mix combines smaller, bitesize pieces together to attract smaller birds and fledglings.  Softbill birds will also find it easy to eat and digest this bitesize mix.  The suet pellets are an added high energy treat which the birds really wont be able to resist, suet provides birds with a boost of essential fats and oil.

Feed this mix all year round and watch the birds come flocking to your feeders, this mix is perfect for Fledglings and young birds, the bitesize pieces make it easy to digest and the suet pellets give the birds even more energy.   

Ingredients –

Sunflower Heart Chips, Peanut Granules and Berry Suet Pellets.

Birds it will attract?

Most birds can’t resist Sunflower Chips, Peanut Granules or Suet Pellets, but the bite size nature of this mix makes it perfect for smaller birds such as Bluetits, fledglings, Blackbirds and other softbills.

Which Feeder to use?

Seed Feeders

Ground Feeder

Bird Tables

Important information

Please note that the larger quantities of this mix are delivered as 15kg (3x 5kg) and 25.1kg (2x 12.55kg) in polypropylene sacks.

Bird Care

To support wild bird health, provide fresh, clean water daily for drinking and bathing. Regularly clean feeding and watering areas with a mild disinfectant. Keep bird food fresh and dry, removing any wet food to prevent bacteria and disease spread.  Not suitable for human consumption.

With natural food sources dwindling, it is crucial to provide food for garden birds year-round to prevent starvation. Ideally, put out food at dawn so birds can replenish energy lost overnight. When possible, position feeders near cover so birds feel secure enough to retreat and avoid predators.

Storage

We recommend decanting all bird food into an air tight storage container with a lid to keep seed as fresh as possible.