PRODUCT FEATURES
- High Level of Oil and Protein
- Provides High energy
- Ideal for birds of all kind in the winter
- A favorite of the wild birds
- Highly nutritious
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Sunflower hearts have the highest calorie to weight ratio and a very high level of protein. This means that wild birds don't have to eat as many seeds to get the daily energy fix they require.
The benefits of this energy boost are so great that birds known for eating insects are adopting a diet that includes sunflower hearts, sometimes as their main staple food. Take here this blackbird who would normally eat fruit, suet and insects.
Sunflower hearts have the highest calorie to weight ratio and a very high level of protein. This means that wild birds don't have to eat as many seeds to get the daily energy fix they require.
The benefits of this energy boost are so great that birds known for eating insects are adopting a diet that includes sunflower hearts, sometimes as their main staple food. Take here this blackbird who would normally eat fruit, suet and insects.
Wild birds benefit from the essential oils provided by sunflower hearts. They are extremely helpful for keeping bird's feathers and skin in good condition as well as maintaining healthy beaks.
Due to their extremely sensitive respiratory systems it is dangerous to attempt to provide essential oils for any kind of bird through sprays or diffusers, this means that the safest way of providing essential oils is by using appropriate seeds, such as sunflower hearts.
Many people find that feeding wild birds can be a messy business and that the mess can affect their lawn negatively. Some seeds will take root quickly and leave you with unwanted plants. This is not the case with sunflower hearts.
Because they are basically de-husked sunflower seeds, when wild birds eat sunflower hearts you aren't left cleaning up after they've finished dining. The lack of husk also makes it a lot less likely that any seeds dropped to the floor will grow
