Gardeners Dream Squawk Peanut Suet Pellets - 20Kg

These pellets are suitable for a wide variety of wild birds, including Robins, Starlings, Blackbirds, Tits, Finches, Woodpeckers, and Nuthatches. The soft texture is especially good for birds with smaller or softer beaks.

Yes, the high-energy content makes them beneficial year-round. However, in very hot weather, monitor for spoilage and ensure they are stored correctly when not in use.

Store the unopened bag in a cool, dry place. Once opened, reseal the bag tightly to keep out moisture and maintain freshness.

While peanuts are a good food source, a very small number of birds can have allergies. The primary concern is usually that they are a good food source and may attract a wide range of birds, including potentially less desirable ones like larger corvids or squirrels, depending on feeder type and placement.

This depends on the number of birds visiting your garden and the size of the feeder. Check the feeder regularly and refill when it is about half empty to ensure a consistent food supply.

Yes, you can often mix them with other suitable bird foods in a platform feeder, or offer them in a separate feeder to provide variety.

Ensure the feeder is clean and accessible. Birds may also be hesitant to try a new food; it can take time for them to become accustomed to it. Check if natural food sources are abundant, which might make supplemental feeding less of a priority for birds.

The texture can be affected by ambient temperature. If too hard in cold weather, move the feeder to a slightly warmer, sheltered spot. If too soft or sticky in hot weather, ensure storage is in a cool place and check for spoilage. Discard if moldy or rancid.

Consider using a squirrel-resistant feeder or placing the feeder further away from easy jumping points. Hanging feeders on thin wires can also deter squirrels. For larger birds, try feeders with smaller openings or cages.