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Black Sunflower Seeds Reviews

4.8 Rating 218 Reviews
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Black Sunflower seeds provide fat and energy to your garden birds as they contain oil, protein, vitamins and minerals.

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As always arrived promptly. I actually feed them to the squirrels to keep them occupied and away from the smaller seeds so the little birds get a chance. The squirrel seem to prefer the black sunflowers to anything else so it keeps them occupied. Not that I want to encourage squirrels I just gave up for years ago trying to beat them! Tk
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Posted 3 years ago
Roger Pannell
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Posted 3 years ago
I haven't put out sunflower seeds previously for the birds, so I wasn't sure how well they would be received. Initial take-up has been slow, but the birds are starting to take them. That's why I haven't given a higher rating. On the other hand, the super suet balls I bought at the same time were an instant hit: blackbird, blue-tit, jackdaw, magpie and woodpecker have all been a them.
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Posted 3 years ago
Anne Robertson
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Excellent the birds love them especially the bull finches
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Posted 3 years ago
David Priaulx
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excellent service and good quality
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Posted 3 years ago
Mr John Knight
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i have greenfinches,bullfinches and chaffinches visiting my seed feeders regularly plus tits and the occasional goldfinch.They are all attracted by the consistent quality of the sunflower seed.
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Posted 3 years ago
Sylvia Prosser
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Very popular with the birds. You have to not mind black husks all over the ground! ? Weed suppression!
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Posted 3 years ago
Mrs Margaret Young
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Black sunflower seeds very popular with tits, great spotted woodpecker, etc. here in hills of Powys. But a small proportion of small twigs and foreign vegetation is currently included.
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Posted 3 years ago