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This specially made Flutter Butter feeder for birds is the perfect way to feed our bird-friendly Flutter Butter. If you’re wondering how to feed peanut butter to wild birds, this is the answer. It is easy to use, practical and budget-friendly. Simply slot in a jar of peanut butter, such as a jar- of our salt-free Flutter Butter for garden birds, and hang it on a tree branch, hedge or pole feeder. Every sale supports the work of your local Wildlife Trusts. Order one of our peanut butter feeders for birds before 3pm, Monday to Friday for free, next-day delivery.

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Our Flutter Butter feeder is a type of peanut butter feeder for birds, designed especially to hold Flutter Butter pod. 

Flutter Butter is a peanut butter made with garden birds in mind. It is salt-free and does not contain any additives, including added refined sugar. While peanut butter is good for birds (and many species love it) human-made brands often contain these additives. Excess salt in particular can be bad for birds, which need to stay hydrated, particularly during hotter seasons. Unnaturally salty foods can easily dehydrate birds, especially if eaten in large quantities as is often the case with peanut butter. 

This bird peanut butter feeder is easy to use and inexpensive. Simply screw in the Flutter Butter pod, and attach the supplied chain. You can then hang the feeder on tree branches, hedges, feeder stations and feeder poles. Birds can easily access the feeding port and the peanut butter, and the design of the feeder means the eating process is less messy. 

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FAQ Title 1

Is it safe to feed birds peanut butter?
FAQ Content 1

Many species of birds love peanut butter. It provides key nutrients, such as protein and fat and is a very high-calorie food, which makes it a perfect addition to Winter bird food selections.

However, peanut butter made for humans contains additives that are unhealthy for wild birds -- including added salt and refined sugar. As well as this, the excess oil in these varieties can damage birds’ plumage.

Flutter Butter -- our recommended bird-friendly peanut butter brand -- is certified as safe for birds. It is salt free and contains no excess oil.

FAQ Title 2

How do you hang peanut butter for birds?
FAQ Content 2

Hanging peanut butter feeders, like a Flutter Butter feeder, is simple. This feeder comes with a chain which you can easily attach to the base. This allows you to simply loop it over tree branches or poles on feeder stations and feeding poles.

Alternatively, this kind of peanut butter bird feeder can also be attached straight onto walls or fences, should you prefer. You can hang peanut butter for wild birds in any space around your garden where they can easily access the feeding port.

FAQ Title 3

Do squirrels like peanut butter?
FAQ Content 3

Squirrels are fond of many bird foods, including peanut butter. They will readily eat this if they are able to access it. To stop squirrels getting to your peanut butter feeder, you can attach a squirrel baffle to the bottom of feeder poles and stations. This stops them from being able to grip and scale the pole.

Alternatively, if you are hanging your Flutter Butter feeder from a tree or hedge branch, you can buy attachable squirrel-proof cages to attach around the feeder. This allows small birds to slip through the bars and eat the peanut butter, while stopping squirrels from accessing the food.

FAQ Title 4

Where to put your peanut butter feeder for birds
FAQ Content 4

As with all bird feeders, it’s important to place peanut butter feeders in areas where birds feel safe. Try to place it in a position where birds simultaneously have some coverage (such as leaves or branches) but still have a full view of the area while they feed.

Avoid placing feeders near busy roads, or in areas where there is a lot of human activity -- such as near entrances for example.

FAQ Title 5

Which birds eat peanut butter?
FAQ Content 5

Peanuts and peanut butter are one of the most popular bird foods, attracting a wide range of species. If you put up a peanut butter feeder for birds in your garden, you could attract any of the following birds:

-Blue tits

-Great tits

-Long-tailed tits

-Robins

-Nuthatches

-Starlings

-Great spotted Woodpecker

W8.8cm x  H19.6cm x D12.5cm

All prices in our catalogue and on our website include delivery; there are no hidden extra costs. Orders received by 3pm Monday to Friday will be dispatched on that day using a next working day delivery service. Therefore an order placed on Tuesday morning should be delivered on Wednesday and an order placed on Friday will be delivered on Monday.

We don't deliver on Saturdays or Bank Holidays. We offer a no sigature delivery service; simply advise us where to leave your bags.

Live food orders and orders less than 1kg in weight will come by Royal Mail.

If you have not received your order within 7 working days please contact us on 01775 630208.

We now deliver to all of mainland UK and Northern Ireland with no extra delivery charge. Please note that some postcode areas that are classed as Scottish Islands and Highlands may take 2-3 working days to arrive. For deliveries outside of these areas a £10 charge will be applied.
Postcode areas affected include HS, IV41 – IV49, IV51, IV55 and IV56, KA27 and KA28, KW15 to KW17, PA20, PA41 to PA49, PA60 to PA78, PH42 to PH44, ZE, Isle of Man

We are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland or the Channel Islands.

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Easy to install and easy to clean. Makes it less easy for larger birds to eat the lot.

    10/05/2022

  • Bronwen Cook

    100%

    This is our first experience of Flutter Butter. The feeder and the containers are all sturdy and easy to use but so far the clients are a little wary of it as the other seed feeders are familiar and evidently considered safer at present. The tits have made a few visits so things look hopeful. Human angle rating would be 5 but so far the birds are not registering their vote.

    20/09/2021

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Garden birds love it .

    03/05/2021

  • Kerry Attwood

    100%

    It looks good and is easy to fit the new jar without it even getting you messy! Just waiting for the birds to come down and take an interest now!

    25/02/2021

  • Muriel Parkinson

    80%

    Nice design and great to watch the birds feeding. Unfortunately, we have a lot of starlings and they finish off one whole pot of contents within an hour. I wish there was a way of saving the feeder just for the little birds. Even my robin had a go.

    29/05/2020

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Good product holds butter jar se urely. Birds love it !.

    28/05/2020

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Thought I'd try this out but wasn't prepared for how much the birds like it. No actually they love it. Starlings come away from it with beaks covered in it and the smaller birds go right inside the container as it empties and get where the others can't.

    28/05/2020

  • Mrs nicola Lynne hill

    100%

    Great service as usual all products a very high standard thank you

    08/12/2018

  • Anonymous

    80%

    Very popular but it would be good if the manufacturer produced a smaller version that wasn’t so likely to be monopolised by my healthy but very greedy flick of starlings!

    07/12/2018

  • Mr guy Moultrie

    100%

    well made and hopefully successful!

    19/11/2018

  • Mr george Gibson

    100%

    No problems

    12/11/2018

Our Flutter Butter feeder is a type of peanut butter feeder for birds, designed especially to hold Flutter Butter pod. 

Flutter Butter is a peanut butter made with garden birds in mind. It is salt-free and does not contain any additives, including added refined sugar. While peanut butter is good for birds (and many species love it) human-made brands often contain these additives. Excess salt in particular can be bad for birds, which need to stay hydrated, particularly during hotter seasons. Unnaturally salty foods can easily dehydrate birds, especially if eaten in large quantities as is often the case with peanut butter. 

This bird peanut butter feeder is easy to use and inexpensive. Simply screw in the Flutter Butter pod, and attach the supplied chain. You can then hang the feeder on tree branches, hedges, feeder stations and feeder poles. Birds can easily access the feeding port and the peanut butter, and the design of the feeder means the eating process is less messy. 

W8.8cm x  H19.6cm x D12.5cm

All prices in our catalogue and on our website include delivery; there are no hidden extra costs. Orders received by 3pm Monday to Friday will be dispatched on that day using a next working day delivery service. Therefore an order placed on Tuesday morning should be delivered on Wednesday and an order placed on Friday will be delivered on Monday.

We don't deliver on Saturdays or Bank Holidays. We offer a no sigature delivery service; simply advise us where to leave your bags.

Live food orders and orders less than 1kg in weight will come by Royal Mail.

If you have not received your order within 7 working days please contact us on 01775 630208.

We now deliver to all of mainland UK and Northern Ireland with no extra delivery charge. Please note that some postcode areas that are classed as Scottish Islands and Highlands may take 2-3 working days to arrive. For deliveries outside of these areas a £10 charge will be applied.
Postcode areas affected include HS, IV41 – IV49, IV51, IV55 and IV56, KA27 and KA28, KW15 to KW17, PA20, PA41 to PA49, PA60 to PA78, PH42 to PH44, ZE, Isle of Man

We are unable to deliver to the Republic of Ireland or the Channel Islands.

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Easy to install and easy to clean. Makes it less easy for larger birds to eat the lot.

    10/05/2022

  • Bronwen Cook

    100%

    This is our first experience of Flutter Butter. The feeder and the containers are all sturdy and easy to use but so far the clients are a little wary of it as the other seed feeders are familiar and evidently considered safer at present. The tits have made a few visits so things look hopeful. Human angle rating would be 5 but so far the birds are not registering their vote.

    20/09/2021

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Garden birds love it .

    03/05/2021

  • Kerry Attwood

    100%

    It looks good and is easy to fit the new jar without it even getting you messy! Just waiting for the birds to come down and take an interest now!

    25/02/2021

  • Muriel Parkinson

    80%

    Nice design and great to watch the birds feeding. Unfortunately, we have a lot of starlings and they finish off one whole pot of contents within an hour. I wish there was a way of saving the feeder just for the little birds. Even my robin had a go.

    29/05/2020

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Good product holds butter jar se urely. Birds love it !.

    28/05/2020

  • Anonymous

    100%

    Thought I'd try this out but wasn't prepared for how much the birds like it. No actually they love it. Starlings come away from it with beaks covered in it and the smaller birds go right inside the container as it empties and get where the others can't.

    28/05/2020

  • Mrs nicola Lynne hill

    100%

    Great service as usual all products a very high standard thank you

    08/12/2018

  • Anonymous

    80%

    Very popular but it would be good if the manufacturer produced a smaller version that wasn’t so likely to be monopolised by my healthy but very greedy flick of starlings!

    07/12/2018

  • Mr guy Moultrie

    100%

    well made and hopefully successful!

    19/11/2018

  • Mr george Gibson

    100%

    No problems

    12/11/2018

FAQS

Is it safe to feed birds peanut butter?

Many species of birds love peanut butter. It provides key nutrients, such as protein and fat and is a very high-calorie food, which makes it a perfect addition to Winter bird food selections.

However, peanut butter made for humans contains additives that are unhealthy for wild birds -- including added salt and refined sugar. As well as this, the excess oil in these varieties can damage birds’ plumage.

Flutter Butter -- our recommended bird-friendly peanut butter brand -- is certified as safe for birds. It is salt free and contains no excess oil.

How do you hang peanut butter for birds?

Hanging peanut butter feeders, like a Flutter Butter feeder, is simple. This feeder comes with a chain which you can easily attach to the base. This allows you to simply loop it over tree branches or poles on feeder stations and feeding poles.

Alternatively, this kind of peanut butter bird feeder can also be attached straight onto walls or fences, should you prefer. You can hang peanut butter for wild birds in any space around your garden where they can easily access the feeding port.

Do squirrels like peanut butter?

Squirrels are fond of many bird foods, including peanut butter. They will readily eat this if they are able to access it. To stop squirrels getting to your peanut butter feeder, you can attach a squirrel baffle to the bottom of feeder poles and stations. This stops them from being able to grip and scale the pole.

Alternatively, if you are hanging your Flutter Butter feeder from a tree or hedge branch, you can buy attachable squirrel-proof cages to attach around the feeder. This allows small birds to slip through the bars and eat the peanut butter, while stopping squirrels from accessing the food.

Where to put your peanut butter feeder for birds

As with all bird feeders, it’s important to place peanut butter feeders in areas where birds feel safe. Try to place it in a position where birds simultaneously have some coverage (such as leaves or branches) but still have a full view of the area while they feed.

Avoid placing feeders near busy roads, or in areas where there is a lot of human activity -- such as near entrances for example.

Which birds eat peanut butter?

Peanuts and peanut butter are one of the most popular bird foods, attracting a wide range of species. If you put up a peanut butter feeder for birds in your garden, you could attract any of the following birds:

-Blue tits

-Great tits

-Long-tailed tits

-Robins

-Nuthatches

-Starlings

-Great spotted Woodpecker

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