Economy Peanuts 50/60 Size – Wild Bird & Wildlife Food
Please Note: These are our economy grade bird peanuts.
They are slightly smaller in size than our usual
Classic Premium Bird Peanuts, while still offering excellent nutritional value
for wild birds and wildlife.
If you are looking for larger, premium whole peanuts,
our
Classic Bird Peanuts are available and provide a higher nut size per ounce.
Our Economy Bird Peanuts (50/60 size) offer a cost-effective,
high-energy food source for wild birds and garden wildlife.
With approximately 50–60 nuts per ounce, these peanuts provide
excellent nutrition while delivering outstanding value for
regular, year-round feeding.
Naturally rich in protein, healthy fats and essential oils,
economy peanuts help support energy levels, feather condition and
overall health in wild birds. They are particularly beneficial
during colder months, breeding season and periods of increased activity.
Key Features & Benefits
- 50/60 size peanuts – Smaller than premium grades but still highly nutritious
- High in protein & fat – Provides vital energy for wild birds
- Rich in essential oils – Supports feather and skin health
- Aflatoxin tested – Certified nil detectable for bird safety
- Excellent value – Ideal for frequent and bulk feeding
Suitable for Many Bird Species
These economy peanuts are enjoyed by a wide range of garden birds including
tits, finches, woodpeckers, nuthatches, starlings and more.
They are a reliable option for attracting and supporting
diverse wildlife in gardens, parks and feeding stations.
How to Feed Economy Bird Peanuts
Feed using a hanging wire peanut feeder to ensure safe feeding.
To reduce the risk of choking, do not place whole peanuts
on bird tables, trays or ground feeders during the nesting season.
Always provide fresh drinking water.
For young birds, consider using peanut granules or split peanuts.
Safe & Trusted Wild Bird Food
Not all peanuts are suitable for birds.
Our economy peanuts are sourced from specialist suppliers
and rigorously tested to ensure they are
free from detectable aflatoxins,
making them a safe and dependable choice for wild bird feeding.
