SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts: Nutritious Bird Food for a Thriving Garden
SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts provide essential nutrition for your garden birds, promoting a thriving wildlife environment.
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SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts Wild Bird Food | Finest Bakery-Grade Garden Seed Mix | Husk Free and Dehulled No Mess Seeds | Nutritious, Natural and Healthy Feed Mixture | Balanced Vitamin Recipe (2.5L Tub)
£8.99
- Discover the joy of birdwatching with SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts, the ultimate wild bird food that promises to elevate your garden experience. Made from premium bakery-grade black oil sunflower seeds, these delicious sunflower hearts are dehulled for your convenience, ensuring minimal mess while attracting a delightful array of feathered friends. Whether you use a bird feeder or scatter them directly onto your garden, these husk-free seeds will have birds flocking to your yard in no time!
Frequently Asked Questions
Popular questions and answers about this product
What are SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts made from?
SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts are made from premium bakery-grade black oil sunflower seeds that have been carefully dehulled for a mess-free feeding experience.
How do I use SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts?
You can use these sunflower hearts in a bird feeder or scatter them directly onto your garden or patio to attract various bird species.
Which birds are attracted to SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts?
A variety of birds, including Blackbirds, Blue Tits, Goldfinches, Robins, and many others, will be drawn to these nutritious seeds.
How nutritious are SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts?
They are packed with 23.5% protein and 55.4% fat, providing essential nutrients to birds, alongside 600 calories per 100g for energy.
Are these seeds suitable for year-round feeding?
Yes, SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts are ideal for year-round feeding, offering birds the nutrition they need in all seasons.
Is there any mess when using these sunflower hearts?
Thanks to their dehulled nature, SQUAWK Sunflower Hearts create little to no mess, making them a convenient choice for bird feeding.