Peanut Butter for Birds
Bird-grade peanut butter made without salt. A jar of dense energy that the tit flock works at for days.
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About our peanut butter for birds
Peanut butter for birds needs one sentence of caution and then it is all good news. The caution: this must be bird-grade peanut butter, made without the salt that goes into every supermarket jar, because salt is genuinely harmful to garden birds - never share yours from the kitchen. The good news: made properly, peanut butter is one of the densest, most eagerly taken foods a garden can offer. Our jars blend salt-free peanut paste with seeds and insects, and birds work at the open jar with real persistence - blue tits and great tits clinging to feed, robins taking their turn at lower-hung jars, wrens stealing in when the perch is free. The jar format could not be simpler: twist it into one of our jar feeders, or spoon the contents into a coconut shell or the crevices of rough bark. Energy content rivals suet, making it a first-rate winter food. Free UK delivery on orders over £20 and our full guarantee.
Peanut Butter for Birds - FAQs
Can birds eat normal peanut butter?
No - supermarket peanut butter contains salt, which is harmful to garden birds even in small amounts. Only feed bird-grade peanut butter made specifically without it.
How do I serve peanut butter to birds?
Twist the jar into a jar feeder and let birds feed straight from it, or spoon it into a coconut shell or onto rough bark. The tit family finds it within days.
When is peanut butter most useful?
Autumn and winter, when its dense fat and calories count most. Feed it in shade during warm spells, as with any fat-based food, and it earns a place on the menu year-round.
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