Birdy Butter

Birdy butter is a highly nutritious, energy-rich food that provides wild birds with the fuel they need to stay strong, active, and healthy throughout the year. Made from natural fats blended with seeds, grains, and often peanuts or insects, birdy butter closely mimics the high-energy foods birds would seek in the wild when natural supplies are limited.

Packed with essential calories, birdy butter is especially valuable during colder months, breeding season, and periods of high activity, helping birds maintain body heat, support muscle strength, and recover energy quickly. Its soft, spreadable texture makes it easy for birds of all sizes to eat, from small garden visitors like robins and tits to larger species such as starlings and woodpeckers.

Unlike loose seed mixes, birdy butter creates very little waste and can be offered in multiple ways—spread on bark, feeder trays, or inside feeders—making it a clean, convenient feeding option. Many recipes also include added vitamins and natural ingredients that contribute to healthy feathers, strong immune systems, and successful breeding.

Ideal for year-round feeding, birdy butter attracts a wide variety of species while turning your garden into a dependable feeding spot. By offering birdy butter, you’re giving wild birds a rich, reliable food source that supports their survival and keeps them coming back for more.