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Sunflower Heart Chips Reviews

4.8 Rating 218 Reviews
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Sunflower Heart Chips are suitable for seed feeders, bird tables and ground feeder. Please note that if used on its own this product can stick in feeders in very damp conditions

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Very popular in a hanging feeder with a wide range of birds especially Goldfinch and Tits, but also appealing to ground-feeding birds when they find any fallen seeds. I prefer the Chips to the whole sunflower seeds because small birds like Blue Tits and Robins can't easily handle a whole seed, which they have to take away and try to bite into pieces elsewhere.
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Posted 2 years ago
CHRISTINE STEPHENSON
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Very much welcomed by all the birds in my garden. They love it!
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Posted 2 years ago
Catherine Kelly
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This latest delivery is more like Sunflower Heart Crumbs than Chips. What has happened? I was afraid the birds wouldn't like them, but they are eating them, fortunately. However, I wonder how much is falling out of the feeder and being left in the grass.
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Posted 2 years ago
We've been buying these sunflower heart chips for many years. They are perfect for our hanging feeders and ground-feeding birds. The goldfinches can't get enough of them and because they're small pieces, even the robin and dunnock can get a meal. Because they're chips they don't start to sprout if they get dropped and we find most gets eaten by the ground-feeding birds anyway, leaving us very little to have to clean up.
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Posted 2 years ago
Finches love these.
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Posted 2 years ago
The chips are very good. However, they were ordered on a Tuesday and did not arrive until Saterday.This is the second
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Posted 2 years ago
Simon Worsley
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I wanted to attract finches to my garden and sunflower heart chip was recommended. I have been a very satisfied customer of Vine Farm for a few years, so I turned to them for my new ‘finch food’. I was not disappointed, nor were the plethora of Goldfinches and Greenfinches that now daily visit the garden. My only complaint? Where are the Bullfinches?
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Posted 2 years ago
Mrs Margaret Ayton
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Birds love them,especially young birds. Saves being surrounded by black sunflower shells too!
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Posted 3 years ago