Leagrams Standard Peanuts for Wild Birds: The Best Nutrition for Your Feathered Friends
Find out why Leagrams Standard Peanuts are the top choice for providing essential nutrition to your feathered friends.
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Leagrams Standard Peanuts for Wild Birds (25.1kg)
£49.99£51.49
- Discover the joy of birdwatching with Leagrams Standard Peanuts for Wild Birds (25.1kg). Designed specifically for our feathered friends, these peanuts are meticulously Aflatoxin tested, ensuring they are safe and healthy for consumption. When you offer these premium peanuts, you provide wild birds with an excellent source of fat, protein, and essential oils, promoting their overall health and vitality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Popular questions and answers about this product
Are Leagrams peanuts safe for all bird species?
Yes, Leagrams Standard Peanuts are Aflatoxin tested to ensure they are safe for a variety of wild bird species, making them a suitable choice for your feathered friends.
How should I feed these peanuts to the birds?
For best results, use a peanut feeder designed to accommodate whole peanuts. This allows birds to easily access the nutritious treats while keeping them safe from pests.
What types of birds are attracted to Leagrams peanuts?
These peanuts are particularly appealing to species like blue tits, great tits, and finches, all of which will appreciate the high-fat and protein content.
Can I mix these peanuts with other bird seeds?
Absolutely! You can mix Leagrams Standard Peanuts with other bird seeds to create a diverse feeding option that attracts a wider range of birds to your garden.
How long will a 25.1kg bag of peanuts last?
The duration will depend on the number of birds visiting your feeder and how often you refill it, but a 25.1kg bag should last for several weeks, making it a cost-effective choice.
Are these peanuts suitable for year-round feeding?
Yes, Leagrams Standard Peanuts can be fed to wild birds year-round, providing essential nutrients during all seasons, especially during winter when food sources are scarce.