Description
Who it is for and what it is for
A basic mix for all overwintering birds in the country.
How to feed
- Start when snow falls and frost sets in, and the birds cannot find food on their own. Do not start too early (recommendations of OTOP, the Polish Society for the Protection of Birds, and GDOŚ, the General Directorate for Environmental Protection).
- Feed regularly, because birds quickly get used to a feeder (OTOP, GDOŚ).
- Put out small portions so that the food does not sit there. Remove mouldy food (GDOŚ, OTOP).
- Place the feeder at least 1.2 m above the ground, away from windows and out of reach of predators (GDOŚ, OTOP).
Ingredients and packaging
Ingredients: safflower, dari, sunflower, wheat, sorghum, pressed peas, millet, yellow peas, maize, peanut.
| Capacity | weight |
|---|---|
| 1 l | 710 g |
| 3 l | 2130 g |
| 35 l | 24.85 kg |
Questions
When should you start feeding birds in winter?
OTOP advises starting in late autumn, when snow falls and frost sets in. GDOŚ adds that you should not start too early, only when snow makes it hard for birds to forage.
Should you feed birds in a mild winter?
According to OTOP and GDOŚ, in a winter without snow or frost birds cope on their own, so feeding is not needed then.
Can you give birds bread?
OTOP strongly advises against bread. GDOŚ also lists leftovers from dinner and salted food as things we should not give to birds.
You can find more products from this group in the category Food for overwintering birds.
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