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The Thompson & Morgan All Year Mix Bird Feed Bundle Pack is designed for bird-watching enthusiasts and nature lovers who want to support local garden wildlife throughout every season. By providing a nutrient-dense blend of sunflower hearts, peanuts, and fat balls, this 12.75kg bundle offers a comprehensive energy source for diverse species like blackbirds and dunnocks, though users should be mindful of the large storage requirement needed for the bulk packaging.
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Yes, the ingredients are curated to be safe and nourishing for common garden birds including blackbirds, dunnocks, and finches.
Fat balls should ideally be placed in a dedicated fat ball feeder or a wire-mesh cage for the best results and safety.
Transfer the feed into airtight plastic bins or metal dustbins to keep it fresh and prevent pests from accessing it.
Peanuts should always be provided in a sturdy mesh feeder to ensure birds only take small pieces, which prevents choking.
Durability depends on the number of birds visiting your garden and the number of feeders used, but it is intended to provide a significant long-term supply.
It may take a few days for birds to discover the new food source. Ensure the feeder is placed in a quiet, visible location and keep it clean.
Do not fill feeders to the brim if the weather is wet. Only add as much food as can be consumed in 2-3 days and check the storage container for leaks.
To maintain the quality of the feed, store the 12.75kg bundle in a cool, dry place inside an airtight container. This prevents moisture buildup and keeps the feed fresh while deterring rodents. When filling your feeders, clean them periodically with a mild disinfectant to prevent the spread of avian diseases. Rotate the types of feeders used—hanging feeders for sunflower hearts and mesh cages for peanuts—to accommodate the natural foraging behaviors of different species. Ensure the feed is kept off the ground where possible to minimize contamination from droppings.
