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Little Peckers Black Sunflower Seed 15kg
Little Peckers Black Sunflower Seed 15kg
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Little Peckers Black Sunflower Seeds 15kg — 100% Pure, High Energy Wild Bird Straight
Little Peckers Black Sunflower Seeds are one of the best value and most effective wild bird foods available. These thin-skinned black sunflower seeds are packed with approximately 40% oil and high levels of protein — making them an ideal source of sustained energy and warmth for garden birds throughout the year, and a highly economical alternative to peanuts.
Why Choose Little Peckers Black Sunflower Seeds?
100% pure black sunflower seeds with no additives or fillers. The high oil content makes them irresistible to a wide range of garden birds, while the tough outer husk provides a satisfying foraging challenge. At 15kg, this bulk bag offers outstanding value for regular feeders.
Key Benefits
- 100% pure black sunflower seeds — no additives
- ~40% oil content — high energy for wild birds
- High in protein for sustained energy and warmth
- Slow release energy — ideal year-round feed
- Economical alternative to peanuts
- Attracts finches, tits, nuthatches, woodpeckers & more
- 15kg bulk bag with free P&P
How to Feed
Ideally fed in a purpose-made sunflower seed feeder or tube feeder with large ports. Can also be offered on a bird table or scattered on the ground. Birds will crack open the husks themselves. Replenish regularly and keep feeders clean. Always ensure fresh water is available nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
What birds eat black sunflower seeds?
Black sunflower seeds are popular with greenfinches, goldfinches, blue tits, great tits, nuthatches, house sparrows and great spotted woodpeckers — one of the most widely attractive wild bird foods available.
How do black sunflower seeds differ from sunflower hearts?
Black sunflower seeds still have their outer husk, which birds crack open to reach the kernel. Sunflower hearts are the dehusked kernel — no mess, no waste. Black sunflower seeds are more economical; sunflower hearts are more convenient.
Can I use these in a standard seed feeder?
Use a feeder with ports large enough to accommodate the seeds. A dedicated sunflower seed feeder or large-port tube feeder works best.
How should I store sunflower seeds?
Store in a cool, dry, vermin-proof container. Keep sealed between uses to maintain freshness.
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