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Lillebro Sunflower Seeds for Wild Birds

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Striped sunflower seeds for wild birds. These energy-rich, premium quality seeds are perfect for feeding overwintering birds....further information
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Striped sunflower seeds for wild birds. These energy-rich, premium quality seeds are perfect for feeding overwintering birds.
Overwintering birds need a diet rich in energy to get through the cold season. Frost and snow restrict their natural food intake, and urbanisation makes it increasingly difficult for them to survive on natural food sources. Especially in cities, wild birds benefit from supplementary feeding.

Lillebro Sunflower Seeds for Wild Birds are a nutritious and energy-rich food which helps wild birds to cope with chilly winters. A natural source of vitamins and rich in oils, sunflower seeds are an important part of the supplementary wild bird diet.

We recommend that you protect the bird feeding place from wind, rain and snow and clean it regularly. This will encourage the wild birds in your garden to keep coming back for more.
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Ingredients:
Striped sunflower seeds

Analytical constituents

protein21.5 %
fat53.0 %
fibre6.2 %
ash3.3 %
moisture14.0 %
Feeding recommendation
As well as feeding the wild birds, please make sure that they also have water and somewhere to shelter. This will help to make them feel welcome and secure, and also encourage them to return.

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Birds did not like.

I purchased six bags of these for my garden birds, I love feeding them, love their colours. Very relaxing to watch them I find, I always feed them, They would not eat these for some reason, had to throw out the field,

OP, but lots of sticks, stalks...

the lovebirds like them, but I remove a large handful of inedible debris from each bag. one all the wooden stalks etc are removed, that's about 10% of the volume gone as waste