Harrison’s Sunflower Hearts 2kg

Harrison’s Sunflower Hearts

W. Harrison’s Sunflower Hearts are a high-energy, husk-free wild bird food, providing an easy-to-eat source of protein and fat for a wide variety of garden birds. With the outer husks already removed, there’s less waste and less mess around feeding areas.

A popular year-round food, sunflower hearts can attract species including Blue Tits, Great Tits, Goldfinches, Greenfinches, Chaffinches, Robins, Blackbirds, House Sparrows, Dunnocks and Woodpeckers.

Composition

100% Sunflower Hearts.

Bird Type

Suitable for a wide variety of wild garden birds, including:

• Blue Tits
• Great Tits
• Coal Tits
• Goldfinches
• Greenfinches
• Chaffinches
• House Sparrows
• Robins
• Thrushes
• Dunnocks

Feeding Instructions

Sunflower Hearts are versatile and can be offered from:

• Seed feeders
• Bird tables
• Ground feeding areas

They can be fed throughout the year. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available alongside food.

Benefits

• 100% husk-free sunflower hearts
• High in energy, protein and fat
• No shells means less waste and mess
• Easy for birds to eat
• Attracts a wide variety of garden birds
• Suitable for feeders, tables and ground feeding
• Ideal for year-round feeding
• Made in the UK

Analytical Constituents

Crude Protein: 20.8%
Crude Fat: 43.9%
Crude Fibre: 24%
Crude Ash: 3.5%
Energy: 591 kcal/100g

Hygiene & Feeding Advice

Regularly clean feeders, bird tables and feeding stations with a mild disinfectant. Replace old or wet food regularly to help prevent bacterial build-up.

Position feeding stations near suitable cover to help birds retreat from potential predators, and wash hands after handling bird food and feeders.

Product Information

Brand: W. Harrison’s
Product: Sunflower Hearts
Product Type: Wild Bird Food
Composition: 100% Sunflower Hearts
Feeding: All year round
Suitable For: Wild garden birds
Made In: UK

Product FAQs

What are sunflower hearts?
Sunflower hearts are sunflower seeds with the tough outer husk removed, leaving the nutritious kernel for birds to eat.

Why choose sunflower hearts instead of whole sunflower seeds?
Because the husks have already been removed, birds can access the nutritious heart immediately and there is less discarded shell and mess around the feeding area.

What birds eat sunflower hearts?
They attract a broad range of garden birds, including tits, finches, sparrows, robins, blackbirds, thrushes, dunnocks and woodpeckers.

Can sunflower hearts be fed all year round?
Yes. W. Harrison’s recommends feeding wild birds throughout the year.

Where can I feed sunflower hearts?
They can be offered from suitable seed feeders, bird tables or ground feeding areas.