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Chopped Walnuts For Wild Birds
10% OFF Everything on Orders over £40
Voucher Code : OCT2025 (Expiring on 30th Oct Thursday)
To take advantage of these offers, just type in the voucher code in the 'Redeem Voucher Code' box on the right hand side in 'My Basket'.
Voucher codes can only be redeemed ONCE per customer.
For customers who have already redeemed this voucher code in their orders last week, please use the new voucher code OCT2025A for the 10% OFF discount on your next order.
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WalnutsProduct Details
Twootz Chopped Walnuts are an ideal food source that will appeal to a wide range of wild birds throughout the year due to their high content of natural oils, protein, essential vitamins and minerals. Although walnuts are not a naturally occurring foodstuff for native birds, most species will readily accept them when offered and are ideal to help birds through harsh or demanding times.Twootz Chopped Walnuts are rich in niacin, folate, fiber, vitamin E, magnesium, phosphorus and zinc to help maintain birds health. These finely chopped walnuts are ideal for feeding from bird tables and the ground, they may work from seed feeders but being high in natural oils may not free flow like seed mixes do.
