Certified Peanut Free Bird Seed. Because everyone should be able to feed the birds worry and peanut free. Now you can.
(B2B discounts available on Amazon)
#DYK that many wild #birdseed blends can contain 70% (or more!) of #filler seeds? That's to say #seeds that #backyardbirds aren’t fond of & that just get tossed to the ground where they go to waste & are left to mold or attract rodents (or both!). We'll never use them.#PeanutFree
Hello UK! We are absolutely thrilled to say that our certified peanut free #birdseed is now available on Amazon in the #UK. Thank you so much to everyone who has been in touch and waited patiently for this day. Enjoy the birds!
#PeanutAllergy#PeanutFree#PeanutFreeBirdSeed
This is all sorts of wonderful for all sorts of reasons. Give it a watch & then get out & enjoy the birds. Thank you for this @cbcdocs. And, thanks for being you, @thepaulriss.
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@StephGrozelle Hi Steph... thanks for being in touch. The seed is available on Amazon (in Canada and the US). It's sold out at the moment in Canada but should be back in stock in the next couple weeks. We'll get you feeding the birds as soon as we can.
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy and peaceful New Year - and one a little less bonkers than the last.
(bird illustration by Loree Cameron - thank you, Loree)
#HappyNewYear#StaySafe#StayPositive
@FriesenPerform Thanks so much for taking the time to be in touch. I’m really sorry it’s sold out at the moment, more was scheduled to be delivered this past Monday but warehouse delivery delays pushed this date, fingers crossed it’ll be delivered/back in stock in the next couple weeks.
@eiruura@amazon Hi... just a quick note to say that the seed is now back in stock on Amazon in the US. Thanks so much for your patience and support. Enjoy the birds!
@eiruura@amazon Hi and thanks so much for being in touch! I’m really sorry that it (just) sold out in the US, we’re aiming to send more in the next week or so. (at the moment it’s only avail on Amazon in the US and Canada). Thanks again for taking the time to be in touch.
“Evidence is there to support the conclusion that contact with nature benefits our mood, our psychological well-being, our mental health, and our cognitive functioning,”
Enjoy the birds.
#birding#mentalhealth
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