Wild Bird Peanuts

Variety of Quality Bird Peanuts

The wild birds in your garden do a lot for you, so thank them with the finest bird peanuts! Peanuts are a favourite food of feathered friends, rich in oil and protein to keep them flying for longer. If you help out your local wild birds with delicious wild bird peanuts, they’ll keep coming back for more and keep your pesky insect population in check at the same time. Not only this, but they’re also a great thing to see in the garden and can serenade you with their beautiful song! You can read about 5 ways to attract wildlife to your garden for more amazing things that your local wildlife can do for you. We have bags of wild bird peanuts in various sizes depending on how many birds visit your garden to munch on them! If your garden is a popular spot with your local birds, check out our bird feeding stations so you can offer even more on the menu.

Bird Peanut Feeding Tips

It’s important to use a peanut bird feeders so birds can get to them easily, or you can scatter them onto a bird table. Pop your feeder or table in a sheltered spot, and remember to keep it clean! Offering a variety of wild bird food can be helpful in attracting different species to your garden. For the full rundown, you can learn how to feed wild birds!

FAQs

Can all birds eat peanuts?

There are many species of wild bird which loves to scoff on peanuts, but smaller birds sometimes have trouble with whole peanuts. You can grab a bag of peanut kernels which are smaller, or get some wild bird seed which are catered more towards the smaller guys!

Are there any risks to feeding peanuts to birds?

The main risk is something called aflatoxin contamination – but don’t worry, we make sure our bird peanuts undergo testing to make sure that’s not an issue.

Can I feed peanuts to birds all year round?

Wild birds need to be fed throughout the year, and wild bird peanuts are perfect for this!

How can I keep squirrels away from my peanut feeders?

It certainly isn’t easy to deter squirrels from wild bird peanuts, or any wild bird food. You can try squirrel-proof bird feeders, or sprinkle a small amount of chilli powder into your bird peanuts. The birds won’t notice, but the squirrels certainly won’t like it.