Fat balls for wild birds, Garden Fun, 90 g each, pack of 35

Garden Fun fat balls for wild birds, 90 g each, pack of 35 provide concentrated energy and essential fats formulated for free-living garden species. Supplied as individually portioned balls, this pack supports regular backyard feeding and birdwatching by offering a stable, easy-to-handle food source suitable for typical wild bird feeders and hanging holders.

Advantages

These fat balls deliver high-calorie nutrition in a compact form that is convenient to store and place in garden feeders. The 90 g portions are pre-formed for consistent size and ease of handling, reducing waste and mess compared with loose mixes. The product is designed to supply fats and calories that help birds maintain body condition during cold weather, migration and nesting periods, supporting natural foraging behaviours without the need for refrigeration or complex preparation.

Suitable for

• Wild garden birds such as tits, finches, sparrows and nuthatches
• Feeding in cold weather or low-food periods
• Placement in mesh feeders, hanging holders and covered feeding stations
• Regular backyard feeding and birdwatching sites

Key specifications

• Portion weight: 90 g per ball
• Pack quantity: 35 balls
• Form: pre-formed fat/energy balls suitable for feeder use
• Primary purpose: provide concentrated fats and calories for wild birds
• Storage: ambient storage recommended; keep dry and protected from prolonged rain

How to use

Place individual fat balls in appropriate feeders or hanging holders at a height and location safe from predators and sheltered from direct rain where possible. Replace consumed balls regularly and remove any that become heavily soaked or mouldy. For new feeding sites, introduce food gradually to allow birds to find and adapt to the source. Observe local wildlife regulations and avoid overfeeding in areas where natural foraging should be encouraged.

Ieteikumi par lietošanu

Use as part of a varied feeding routine; monitor feeders for hygiene and replenish according to bird activity. Avoid placing fat balls directly on the ground where they can become contaminated.