Our Garden Wildlife Direct Fat Balls have a new and improved recipe providing more nutrition, energy and health benefits to wild birds.
The Balls have a higher fat content than most other balls you can buy and are packed with 420 KCals providing birds with more energy.
The distinct colour comes from the use of maize flour which allows you to pick out our quality fat balls from paler imitators. Maize flour has health benefits for the birds as it contains Vitamin B-6 which helps birds break down food to get extra energy from the balls. Along with antioxidant carotenoids such as lutein and zeaxanthin.
The balls also contain quality seeds such as Red Dari and whole sunflower seeds which are loved by birds.
More than ever we know these Fat Balls are a high energy, nutritious and are an extremely popular treat for all your visiting garden and wild birds.
Please note that the 25kg (approx. 300) of Fat Balls (No Net) are delivered as 2 x 12.55kg boxes.
Due to the fragile nature of fat balls and time in transit it is possible that up to 10% of the fat balls may be broken in the box. These broken balls will still attract birds and can be fed from most fat ball feeders or from a ground feeder.
Due to the high fat content of the balls, they will start to break apart in heavy rain, we do suggest keeping them in a fat ball feeder with a protective lid.
All weights are approximate and there may be slightly more or less fat balls in these boxes.
We are actively trying to reduce the amount of plastic used in our products, unfortunately due to the high fat content of the balls, fat oil can leak out and weaken the cardboard boxes used. To ensure the fat balls get to you in good condition a thin plastic liner has to be used in the 50 and 150 boxes.
Ingredients include:
Kibbled Maize, Wheat, Beef Tallow, Calcium Carbonate, Red Dari and Sunflower Seeds.
Type of Feeder to use:
Bird Tables, Fat Ball Feeders, Ground Feeding
Birds that you may attract with Fat Balls:
Blackbird, Blue Tit, Chaffinch, Coal Tit, Collared Dove, Dunnock, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Great Tit, Greenfinch, House Sparrow, Nuthatch, Robin, Starling, Thrush, Wood Pigeon, Wren
