Berry and Peanut Energy Pellets Topflite

Wild Bird Range

Energy Pellets

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During testing times when food is scarce, or when breeding is important, your local birds can be in danger of sickness and death if they can’t source the right amount of energy food. These power-packed pellets provide the perfect answer to meet their needs.

Our high energy pellets contain only the highest quality vegetable fat, an important element in a bird’s diet alongside traditional foods such as seed. When an energy boost is needed these pellets will keep them flying high.

Quite conveniently, we also sell a Wild Bird Pellet Feeder that holds this feed perfectly
These wild bird energy pellets can attract silvereye, blackbird, sparrow, thrush and yellowhammer
Made to withstand New Zealand weather conditions

Ingredients: Vegetable fat, peanut flour, wheat flour and berry flavouring or peanut flour flavouring.

Analysis: Protein 7.1%, Fibre 2.3%, Fat 28.4%, ash 0.7%

FAQs

Does Energy Food melt in the sun?

No, despite the vegetable fat content, our Wild Bird Energy Food recipe is designed to withstand New Zealand’s harsh sunlight while remaining soft enough for birds’ beaks. For bird-comfort though, they are best hung in a shady spot under a high branch or suspended from a Peka Peka Feeder, where they are sure to last a long summer’s day (if they don’t get eaten first).

Which birds eat Energy Food?

The number one fan tends to be the tauhou. Those little green cuties just love pecking away at this energy rich food. Topflite Energy Food can also attract sparrows, thrushes, blackbirds and yellowhammers.

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