Please note that sunflower hearts can vary in size throughout the year as it's dependent on the weather in the country of origin. Full of natural goodness and bird-friendly fats and fibre, our Sunflower Seeds and Hearts selection is a bird treat that will keep them coming back for more. To qualify for a refund or replacement, products need to be complete with all components and original packaging. With the husks removed these seed hearts take away all the effort for garden birds saving them time and energy. Our sunflower hearts for birds range is available as kernel hearts or chips and will help to support the nutritional and energy requirements of your visiting garden birds.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. They mention that it's an excellent product, it arrived very well packaged and that there is no mess. Formulated to keep your garden birds healthy and happy in all seasons, our affordable 20kg Basics Wild Bird Seed Mix is the cheapest food for birds we produce.Our black sunflower seeds have even a higher oil content, which is why it’s such a popular product choice among our bird enthusiasts.

Sunflower hearts tend to attract a great variety of birds, such as robins, starlings, green finches, siskins and goldfinches. Sunflower hearts are favoured by tits and goldfinches, but other species like chaffinches, sparrows, robins, and starlings also eat them. Blackbird, Blue Tit, Chaffinch, Coal Tit, Collared Dove, Dunnock, Goldfinch, Great Spotted Woodpecker, Great Tit, Greenfinch, House Sparrow, Long-Tailed Tit, Nuthatch, Robin, Starling, Wood Pigeon. Sunflower heart kernels are highly nutritious, packed full of energy and one of the most popular wild bird foods!Bakery grade, in this instance, means our sunflower hearts have the highest possible oil content, which is produced by the black sunflower seed. Our sunflower hearts are suitable for feeding all year round, although you may wish to switch to sunflower chips (or supplement with chips) in the spring months to help fledglings who may not be able to get at the seed quite as easily as adult birds. Whilst they are a slightly cheaper seed, they don't represent as good a value as the birds will remove the shell (husk) and throw it away, meaning a lot of mess around your bird feeders. Containing up to 60% oil they are a high energy and calorific food source for our garden birds all year round - as well as being husk free and no mess for a tidy garden!