Flutter Peanut Butter Buggy
Flutter Peanut Butter Buggy
Flutter Peanut Butter Buggy
Flutter Peanut Butter Buggy

Flutter Peanut Butter Buggy

Glass jar 330g, packed full of peanut protein and bugs high in energy giving calories.

Attract more birds to your garden

A quick, clean and easy way to feed birds

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Availability: Out of stock, awaiting date from supplier.

Full of Life. 100% Natural Food, Freshly Packed and Best Within 3 Months

Details

A blend of salt free peanut butter especially for wild garden birds. All the benefits of peanut proteins and a super high calorie count for energy. All in all, our safe* peanut butter for birds will be welcomed with enthusiasm and will attract many more birds to your garden.

The glass jar contains 330g of buggy flutter butter with added insects for protein.

You can feed by sitting the jar securely on a bird table, or by smearing the peanut butter onto the trunk of a tree for woodpeckers, nuthatches and similar birds.

Alternatively the specialised Flutter Butter Feeder is available here.

*Shop bought peanut butter intended for humans contains high salt levels and should not be fed to garden birds or wildlife.

Supplied in 330g jars

Contains:
Rendered beef suet, legume seeds, cereal grains

Analysis:
 Protein 13.1%, Fat 66%, Fibre 11%, Ash 1.2% Moisture 2.1%

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Guarantee
This item is covered by our 45-Day Quality Promise.

Q: My birds are completely ignoring the flutter butter and only eating the seeds from my feeder?
A: This is usually a siting issue or birds are not reccgnising the jars as food. Try relocating the Flutter Butter and/or scooping a little out the jar, placing it on top of the feeder or on nearby fences or tree branches. This usually does the trick.
Q: What can I do about the hot weather melting the Flutter Butter?
A: During the warmer days it's wise to move the Flutter Butter to a shady area to ensure you don't end up with a puddle of suet!
Q: How can I stop the larger birds from eating the Flutter Butter?
A:   Some customers have created a small wire cage to go around the feeder that only lets the smaller birds in