• Packed with proteins and oils a no-mess, no-waste banquet for a variety of wild birds - including Robins, Dunnocks and Blackbirds.
  • Peanut Granules can be fed on the ground, on bird tables or from tube-type bird feeders.
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Peanut Granules

£5.95
£5.95
Size

Ideal for

Blackbird, Song Thrush, Robin, Wren, Dunnock, Great Tit, Blue Tit, Coal Tit, Long-Tailed Tit, Greenfinch, Chaffinch, Siskin, Starling, House Sparrow, Great Spotted Woodpecker

Bird Table

Packed with proteins and oils a no-mess, no-waste banquet for a variety of wild birds - including Robins, Dunnocks and Blackbirds.

Peanut Granules can be fed on the ground, on bird tables or from tube-type bird feeders. They're a particular favourite of Robins, Blackbirds and other ground feeding birds, like: Dunnocks and Chaffinches.

Customer Reviews

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Mary Carradice
Small Birds

Your peanut granules are very good for the little birds. They have much more chance of competing with the wood pigeons for food because of the granules' small size.

Hello. thank you for your great review and the great tip on feeding smaller birds.

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Margaret
Great Product

"Peanut granules are just what my birds love. The product is very good, the birds love it. The delivery was spot on. What more can I say. Great service Thank you"

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anonymous
Pleases All-Comers

"I was delighted to find that you sell these peanut granules since they very popular with all the birds that visit our bird table. If I hide them under other seed mixes the birds will rootle around for ages - fun to watch. This is so nutritious too. Even the smallest of fledglings can easily pick it up"

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anonymous
Popular On The Bird Table

"I was so glad that you sell these granules. They are very popular with the fledgelings. They will spend ages rooting around in the grass for every crumb that has been dropped. If any are left by the evening the hedgehogs move in to hoover up."

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Mrs Dawn Aksoy
Surprised

"When these arrived the pieces were much smaller than other kibbles I've used and I was dubious as to their success, however I'm pleasantly surprised, I've mixed them with your sunflower hearts and the birds love them."

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