Fat ball with sunflower seeds in coconut half for wild birds, Garden Fun, 290 g

Garden Fun fat ball with sunflower seeds in coconut half is a 290 g wild bird feed presented in a natural coconut shell. The product combines rendered fat and sunflower seeds to provide concentrated energy and essential nutrients for garden and wild birds. The coconut shell acts as a compact, biodegradable holder that can be hung or placed on feeding stations to attract a variety of small to medium garden birds throughout colder months and migration periods.

Advantages

This fat ball delivers a high energy-to-weight ratio thanks to the combination of fat and sunflower seeds, helping birds maintain body heat and energy levels. The coconut half is durable yet biodegradable, reducing the need for additional packaging and offering a natural feeding surface. The compact 290 g serving is convenient for hanging on tree branches, placing in feeders, or positioning on windowsill feeding trays, and the formulation supports year-round supplemental feeding when natural food is scarce.

Suitable for

• Supplemental feeding of wild and garden birds during autumn and winter
• Attracting small to medium passerines and tit species to gardens and balconies
• Use on hanging feeders, tree branches, or in open feeding stations
• Providing high-energy food during migration periods or cold snaps

Key specifications

• Net weight: 290 g
• Primary ingredients: rendered fat and sunflower seeds
• Container: natural coconut half serving as holder
• Intended use: outdoor wild bird feeding
• Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight until use

How to use

Hang the coconut half on a sturdy branch or feeder hook at a safe height from predators, or place it on a stable platform feeder or windowsill tray. Ensure the feeding position is accessible to birds but not easily reachable by cats or other predators. Replace the fat ball when the contents have been consumed or if the product becomes contaminated by moisture or debris. For hygiene, clean surrounding feeding areas periodically to reduce disease risk.

Usage recommendations

Position the fat ball in a sheltered location to reduce exposure to rain and prolonged moisture. Offer supplemental feeding consistently during cold weather periods to help local bird populations maintain energy levels; avoid overfeeding during milder seasons to prevent dependence on provided food.