Leagrams Premium Sunflower Hearts (Sunflower Kernels) for Wild Birds – No Mess, High Oil, Bakery Grade High-Energy Feed (20kg) Bag

Top quality sunflower seeds they smell, taste and look amazing there’s no dust and all the birds love them, maybe a little too much sometimes as they sit in the empty food bowls waiting for me to fill them 😁😁 Ive ordered the 20kg bag of sunflower hearts from this company 37 times and not once have i had any issues. The order often arrives early which is great for me, the bag/sack it comes in is very strong has never ripped it also comes in a very thick cardboard box and lots of tape which never comes off unlike other suppliers I’ve ordered from. All the birds i feed love these and thrive on them i have Robins, Blackbirds, house sparrows, Dunnocks, greenfinches, chaffinches, long tailed finches, wood pigeons, Doves, goldfinches, bullfinches, Starlings and Jackdaws and Magpies sometimes. This supplier is very reliable with great sunflower seeds at a great price and I’ll order with them for as long as possible.

Great value sunflower hearts, they come in a tough sack which makes refilling the feeders easy and no worries about it ripping over time. The birds love them; we've had Blackcaps, Nuthatches, Goldfinches, gangs of Long Tailed Tits and the usual suspects. The Dunnock, Robin, Chaffinch and Blackbird clear up underneath the feeder.

Good price, swift delivery and the birds love them.

Item well packaged and sunflower hearts are very fresh and of a decent size. The birds love them so I can only imagine that they taste good!!

The birds love them. Quality good, delivery straightforward. Packaged well.

Excellent company, the cheapest I have found,very good quality and fast delivery. I hsvd ordered many times from Leagrams.

Cheaper than buying from town .no carrying birds ( and squirrels) love them

I purchased a 20kg bag just over 12 months ago. At the time my birdfeeder was being emptied in one or two weeks. I refilled it with the new sunflower hearts as we were going away on holiday for a couple of weeks. I expected to come back and need to fill it straightaway. However, it was clear that as soon as the old feed had been finished none of the new feed had been eaten. I obviously thought that there could be something wrong with the new sunflower hearts. A year later and they are quite happy with the new sunflower hearts. It may have been that they were just being fussy, or the feeder needed cleaning. At some point a raven had bounced on the hanging arm and the feeder ended up on the floor a couple of times. I fixed the problem and thoroughly cleaned the feeder. It was frustrating, but I decided to just be patient as we were expecting some upheaval in the back garden. Of course our plans changed and over the last 2-3 months the feed has been going down steadily. On reflection I have no doubt that the feed is of great quality. The hearts look clean and there is minimal dust when I refill the feeder. The bag is large but this means it can be stood upright. I have cut a large hole to make it easy to get the feed out, but also to be able to roll the bag material and simply keep it closed with a clothes peg. It also appears to have stored OK for more than 12 months so far.