Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix contains Extra Protein, Extra Seed and Extra Energy, to fuel birds for longer!

• Unique crumble texture
• Easy for all species to feed on
• Ideal for spring and summer feeding
• Rich in mealworms

 

Why Use Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix

1.High Quality Seeds and Suet

Our Extra Goodness Crumble Mix is packed with high energy seeds and suet to help bring more birds to the garden.

2.Unique Crumble Texture

This seed mix is infused with high energy beef tallow and peanut flour creating a great crumble texture, we have also added small suet chunks to the recipe for that extra boost of energy. The small seeds and crumbly texture makes this a tasty treat for all small birds to feed on.

3.Calvita® Vitamin Mix

Enriched with our unique blend of vitamins and nutrients that garden birds need to stay healthy. Calvita includes…

• CAROTENOIDS – Develops feather colour and protects from sunlight damage
• CALCIUM – Promotes bone & feather growth and essential for egg production
• VITAMINS A,D,E & BIOTIN – Strengthens beaks & bones and helps growth & reproduction

 

Ingredients:

• Kibbled Wheat
• Naked Oats
• Peanut Flour
• Wheat Flour
• Beef Tallow
• Suet Pellets
• Yellow Millet
• Red Dari
• Kibbled Beans
• Black Rapeseed
• Red Millet
• Linseed
• Oyster Shell Grit
• Nyjer Seed
• Ground Mealworms

 

What to Expect

Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix will attract the following birds:

• Dunnock
• Robin
• House Sparrow
• Long Tailed Tit
• Goldfinch
• Bullfinch
• Blue Tit
• Great Tit
• Chaffinch
• Greenfinch
• Coal Tit
• Song Thrush
• Blackbird
• Nuthatch and many more!

 

How to Use Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix

• To use in bird feeders, simply pour the seed into a seed feeder
• To feed on bird tables, scatter the seed across the table
• Also suitable for feeding in tray and ground feeders

 

Where to Site Peckish Extra Goodness Crumble Mix

• Site your feeder 2 metres from cover to make the feeder visible, whilst providing a safe place to retreat
• Put out food at the start of the day to ensure that birds can replace the energy they have lost overnight