Johnston & Jeff Black Sunflower Seed Bird Food - 750g

These black sunflower seeds are high in oil and an excellent food source for most wild birds, incl...

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This guide is for bird enthusiasts looking to attract a variety of wild birds to their gardens. Johnston & Jeff Black Sunflower Seeds are a high-oil food source, perfect for attracting birds like finches and tits. Keep in mind that while these seeds are popular, they may also attract unwanted pests if not managed properly.

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FAQs

What birds will these seeds attract?

These seeds attract a wide variety of birds, including finches, tits, goldfinches, and more.

How should I store the seeds?

Store the seeds in a cool, dry place in an airtight container to maintain freshness.

How often should I clean the bird feeder?

Clean the bird feeder regularly, ideally every two weeks, or more frequently if needed.

What is the shelf life of the seeds?

When stored properly, the seeds can last for several months.

Can I use these seeds in any type of bird feeder?

Yes, these seeds can be used in most types of bird feeders, including tube feeders, platform feeders, and ground feeders.

Are these seeds suitable for baby birds?

Yes, these seeds are suitable for most birds, but it's always best to provide a variety of food sources.

What is the nutritional value of these seeds?

These seeds have a high calorific value of 560kCals/100g and typically have a protein content of 22%, along with essential nutrients like fats, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Troubleshooting

Seeds are not attracting birds.

Ensure the feeder is in a visible and safe location. Try different feeder types or locations. Clean the feeder to remove any old seed or debris.

Seeds are getting wet and clumping.

Use a feeder with a roof or cover to protect the seeds from rain. Ensure proper drainage in the feeder.

Unwanted pests are attracted to the feeder.

Use a squirrel-resistant feeder or relocate the feeder. Clean up any spilled seeds regularly. Store seeds in a secure container.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High oil content provides birds with essential nutrients and energy.
  • Attracts a diverse range of wild bird species to your garden.
  • Contains a balanced nutritional profile, supporting bird health.
  • The seeds are screened and graded for quality, ensuring a clean food source.
  • The added shine makes the seeds easily visible for birds.

Cons

  • May attract unwanted pests, such as rodents, if not stored or used carefully.
  • Requires a suitable bird feeder to prevent waste and ensure efficient feeding.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Choose a suitable bird feeder: Tube feeders, platform feeders, and ground feeders are all options.
  2. Place the feeder in a location that is visible and accessible to birds, away from potential predators.
  3. Fill the feeder with Johnston & Jeff Black Sunflower Seeds.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for a wide range of bird species, including Blue Tits, Bramblings, Chaffinches, Goldfinches, and more.
  • Compatible with various feeder types.

Care:

  • Store the seeds in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.
  • Clean the bird feeder regularly to prevent the spread of disease.
  • Monitor the seed levels and refill the feeder as needed.
  • Provide fresh water for the birds, especially during hot weather.

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