Thompson & Morgan Bird Feed Bundle Pack

Pack a punch for garden wildlife with the Thompson & Morgan Bird Feed Bundle Pack. This high-energ...

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The Thompson & Morgan Bird Feed Bundle Pack is designed for avid birdwatchers and conservation-minded gardeners who want to provide high-energy, nutritious sustenance to local wildlife. This comprehensive bundle features aflatoxin-tested peanuts, de-husked sunflower hearts, and protein-rich fat balls, making it an ideal choice for supporting birds like robins and tits year-round. While the bundle offers significant bulk value for frequent feeding, it requires ample dry storage space to keep the large quantities of feed fresh and protected from moisture.

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FAQs

Are these peanuts safe for all birds?

Yes, because the peanuts are aflatoxin-tested, they are safe for a wide variety of wild birds to consume.

How should I store the 25kg+ of food?

Keep the bags in a dry, cool place inside plastic bins or metal dustbins to protect against moisture and rodents.

Do I need to remove the mesh from the fat balls?

Yes, always remove the plastic mesh netting from fat balls before placing them in a feeder to prevent birds from getting their feet or beaks tangled.

Can I feed these to birds in the summer?

Yes, providing high-energy food is beneficial year-round, especially when birds are raising their chicks.

Are the sunflower hearts better than sunflower seeds?

Sunflower hearts are de-husked, meaning birds do not have to waste energy opening shells, and they leave zero mess behind.

Troubleshooting

Seeds are beginning to sprout under the feeder

This is common with certain seeds. Rake the area underneath or use a seed tray attachment on your feeder to catch falling debris.

Fat balls are attracting unwanted pests

Place fat balls in a squirrel-proof cage or elevate them on a pole away from ground-dwelling predators.

Birds are ignoring the feed

Ensure the feed is fresh and dry. Birds may take a few days to discover a new feeding spot; be patient and keep the station clean.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Large bulk quantity ensures you remain stocked throughout the seasons
  • Sunflower hearts minimize garden mess and debris
  • High-energy content supports bird health during winter
  • Aflatoxin-tested ingredients prioritize bird safety

Cons

  • Requires significant dedicated storage space for the heavy bags
  • Large bulk size may be too much for occasional or balcony feeders
  • Fat balls can soften in extreme direct heat

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the longevity of the feed, store all components in airtight, pest-proof containers in a cool, dry environment.

  • Peanut Feeders: Use a mesh-style feeder to ensure birds can only take small, manageable pieces.
  • Sunflower Heart Feeders: Use standard seed feeders or hopper-style feeders.
  • Fat Ball Feeders: Use hanging wire mesh cages or specialized fat ball holders.
  • Maintenance: Regularly clean your feeders with a mild, bird-safe disinfectant to prevent the spread of bacteria. Remove any uneaten food that becomes damp or moldy immediately to ensure the health of your garden visitors.

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