BIRD FEEDING

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The peanut butter in the jar was finished off at the weekend - lots of mouse droppings in the empty jar - compliments to the chef, no doubt :pot: :laugh:

As I didn't have another one I filled a jar I'd kept with most of one of the softer fat blocks - not quite the same but it's being eaten :yes:
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Will get a few jars for the winter nuthatch.
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Good idea, Willpar - have just ordered three jars from Jacobi Jayne/ Living with Birds :bird2:
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My home made jar ,I put in fat,mixed seed ,,and some cheese but it was not very well liked. :shrug:
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Hey nuthatch. I have ordered the variety pack from cj. 3 quid off so paid a little over 9 quid. Not bad for 5 jars. I see they are doing their own now, not peanut butter but fat/suet. But boy are they expensive. 2;75 a jar, gets cheaper if you buy lots of jars.
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My home made ones went down a treat greenfinch last spring. I used lard and just mixed allsorts with it. No cheese though. Starlings were emptying a jar a day feeding young.
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Willpar wrote:Hey nuthatch. I have ordered the variety pack from cj. 3 quid off so paid a little over 9 quid. Not bad for 5 jars. I see they are doing their own now, not peanut butter but fat/suet. But boy are they expensive. 2;75 a jar, gets cheaper if you buy lots of jars.


Oh that's good, Willpar - I did look at theirs and deliberated about getting the 'Flutter Butter', which at JJ is £13.40 for 6 but I just got 3 for £7.10. It's £2.49 for one 330g jar there.

Edit - 12.37: Oh I see C.J. do their own peanut butter jars at £2.49 each going down to £1.99 each for 10:

http://www.birdfood.co.uk/ctrl/node:181 ... G3d8_ZyaYE

It's the 'Twist & Feed' that's £2.79 each:

http://www.birdfood.co.uk/ctrl/node:187 ... G3fFvZyaYE
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That's what I meant nuthatch the twist and feed. Twisters on the price though. And if you look at the pic with the 4 jars on it and roll mouse on each of the names. One says mealworm. The other three are foreign. So where do they make them.
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Hi Willpar - it seems they also operate in 9 European countries so for us here they would have a photo which included a label in English ... with a robin on it ... as they know we like them :nod:

http://www.birdfood.co.uk/ctrl/node:187 ... HBI_fZyawk

About Vivara Pro:
http://www.birdfood.co.uk/pro

About CJ Wildlife:
http://www.birdfood.co.uk/about_us
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