Living with Birds Flutter Butter Starter Pack
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- Flutter Butter® Starter Pack
Flutter Butter® Starter Pack
Everything you need to start feeding
Is it the nutty aroma? Or is it the wholesome goodness of Flutter Butter® that birds find irresistible? Just pop a no-mess EcoRefill into the feeder pod, twist into the feeder and you’re ready to go.
Flutter Butter® Starter Pack
Includes best selling Flutter Butter Feeder with hanging chain plus four 140g EcoRefills.
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What birds eat Flutter Butter?
• At first you’ll see small birds coming and going- like blue tits, great tits, robins and nuthatches. In time you may well also attract large birds like the magnificent great spotted woodpecker. And don’t be disappointed to see starlings, too: these striking and gregarious birds are on the ‘red list’ of endangered species and need help in our gardens more than ever.
Where’s the best place to feed Flutter Butter?
• A quiet position for your feeder is always best. If you can, place it near a tree or hedge where birds can dive for cover whenever they feel unsafe. Open space around the feeder will let birds spot danger, and keep a safe distance from places where a cat might be lurking. Birds will come quicker if you hang it near to others that are already in use and look familiar.
What should I do if no-one's coming yet?
• Take your time. Birds will be cautious about a new feeder. If they still haven’t come after two or three weeks, you might need to try somewhere quieter. Every garden is different, so keep a watch out to see where birds appear most often and where they seem safest; these will be good places to hang your feeder. The seasons are different, too: in late summer birds avoid feeders while hiding their annual moult, and in early autumn they're often absent when the new crop of seeds and fruits gives them enough to eat.
What makes Flutter Butter great for birds?
• Flutter Butter® is nutritious and full of calories, just like the peanut butter you spread on your toast. There’s protein for good health and loads of fat for energy and keeping warm. Plus it’s exceptionally low in salt to be safe for birds. Use it all year round, but away from direct sunlight in warm weather. avoid feeders while hiding during their annual moult, and in early autumn they’re often absent when the new crop of seeds and fruits gives them enough to eat.
Is peanut butter good for birds?
• Birds love peanut butter. But what’s great on your toast is bad for birds - ordinary peanut butter has too much salt. Rich, nutritious Flutter Butter is naturally low in salt. It gives a body-building boost that’s welcomed by garden birds throughout the seasons.
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