Bird's Best Fat Balls without Net

I bought the Bird's Best fat balls without netting for my bird garden and I was extremely satisfied. The product is really excellent: the ingredients are top quality and the absence of the plastic net is a crucial detail for the safety of the little birds' feet. My feathered guests, including great tits, robins and sparrows, absolutely love them and eat them with great enthusiasm. It's an excellent purchase that I will definitely make again to support

High-quality balls, they don't crumble, perfect for the feeder at a good price. The pack lasted just right for one winter.

The contents of the delivery were good, but when it comes to the packaging, it was pure luck that everything was still there. A few rounds of tape would have been nice. Kind of Postnord to handle the package with care.

Wild birds love it

For years, I bought fat balls for our wild birds from another brand—100 pieces at a time. But the winter birds didn’t touch them at all, and the summer birds only picked at them reluctantly! So I decided to try this brand: Bird’s Best—200 pieces! Bought them on May 13th, and now I can barely keep up with refilling them ;-) That means the summer birds absolutely love these fat balls. :-D As for the winter birds, we’ll see next winter. So far—top marks, 1A!

Birds love these fat balls

The little birds that visit my green space absolutely love it: it’s been a real lifesaver for them during the coldest months, giving them instant energy and warmth. This company is proving to be really reliable and genuinely cares about biodiversity. Choosing to do away with the usual plastic nets is a sign of great responsibility: a top-rated product that respects nature and fills the heart of the garden with life.

Just as good as Liberello

Garden birds took to these fat balls straight away and really love eating them, I have to refill every day. Price and quality are top notch. Packaging in a cardboard box – arrived perfectly – would recommend buying.

A really big package. The tits and a great spotted woodpecker go straight for the dumplings. Larger, clumsier birds are happy with the crumbs that fall down.

The birds love it

The dumplings are just right – not too hard, not too soft. If you want to feed crumbs, you can easily crush them with your foot (in a bag). They’re very well received. Five dumplings eaten per day speaks for itself. From Austria, very good. I’ll keep buying them.