Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts: The Best Bird Seed for Attracting Wildlife
Attract diverse wildlife with Johnston & Jeff sunflower hearts. Find out why they are the top choice for bird enthusiasts.
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Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts for Wild Birds - 12.75kg, Clear
£21.18£22.05
- Introducing the Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts for Wild Birds – a premium bird feed that your feathered friends will absolutely adore! Sourced from the finest black oil sunflower seeds, these bakery-grade kernels boast the highest oil content, delivering a powerful energy boost that helps wild birds thrive. Unlike confectionery-grade hearts, which are derived from striped sunflower seeds, our sunflower hearts are meticulously sorted using advanced laser technology. This ensures that you receive a uniform, husk-free product, making feeding time both effortless and enjoyable for your garden guests.
- Perfect for a wide variety of wild birds, except perhaps Pipits and Wrens, who may prefer insects and mealworms, these sunflower hearts are an excellent choice for attracting species such as finches, sparrows, and tits. With a calorific value of 640 kcals per 100g and a high protein content of 24.0%, your garden birds will benefit from the nutritious energy they need at all life stages.
- Imagine filling your bird feeders with these delicious sunflower hearts – not only will your garden come alive with chirping and fluttering, but you'll also be supporting the health and wellbeing of your local bird population. So why wait? Treat your birds to the best with Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Popular questions and answers about this product
What birds will eat Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts?
These sunflower hearts are suitable for a wide range of wild birds, including finches, sparrows, and tits. However, Pipits and Wrens may only consume them if mealworms and insects are not available.
How are the sunflower hearts processed?
Our sunflower hearts undergo a careful sorting process using advanced laser technology, which ensures that any remaining husks are removed, resulting in a uniform and husk-free product.
What is the nutritional value of these sunflower hearts?
Johnston & Jeff Sunflower Hearts have a calorific value of 640 kcals per 100g and contain about 24.0% protein, making them an excellent energy source for wild birds.
Can I feed sunflower hearts to baby birds?
Yes! These sunflower hearts are suitable for birds at all life stages, including fledglings, providing them with the nutrition they need to grow strong and healthy.
How should I store sunflower hearts?
To keep your sunflower hearts fresh, store them in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. This will help maintain their quality and nutritional value.
How much should I feed the birds?
The amount of sunflower hearts you should offer depends on the number of birds visiting your feeders. Start with a moderate quantity and adjust based on consumption. Regularly refill to keep your feathered friends happy!
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