Jacobi Jayne FB-PF6 Flutter Butter Fruity Pods, Pack of 6 x 170g

I bought this to encourage small birds in to my garden. I was swamped with blackbirds who formed an orderly queue and cleaned one of the containers out in an afternoon. So birds give this product the highest recommendation. How do I get rid of the four and twenty blackbirds?

I had previously bought the peanut flutter butter and the birds loved it. I ordered the fruit set and put one out for the first time and the birds didn't touch it for some time. However, when they did finally start eating it, they never stopped coming back for more and more. At the moment they are eating about one jar every two weeks. I love seeing them on the bird station and will be ordering more when my stash starts running out.

The birds love the stuff! I can't keep up with feeding them. They can't get enough of it. I have two of the wooden house type feeders but have also improvised by screwing a small plant pot onto my fence & placing a pod inside this....prevents large birds such as Magpies being able to get a grip to get to the butter. I'd need a bank loan to keep up with the birds they like it so much. Great stuff not messy like bird seed

Birds love these eat daily. Just don't put out in a heatwave . Weather in 30's and Flutter butter on window feeder melting and going down French doors

I have been buying Flutter Butter for some time, and like the convenience of the little jars. This is the first time I have bought the fruity variety. The birds do eat it, but took a long time to get to like it. Even now they are not so fond of it as the other two varieties.

The birds in my garden are very particular about what they eat. I bought this hoping that they would enjoy it, and I wasn't disappointed. This has been by far the most popular food, in fact I have had to obtain multiple holders for theses jars due to popular demand. Wonderful stuff I highly recommend. Prompt delivery well packaged

Put the butter out for the birds not expecting any thing.OMG! We have so many different species now. Robins, Great Tits, Blue Tits, Chaffinch, Wrens, Magpies. They all queue on the tree next to it and wait.The first one lasted for about 5 hours.

Not the cheapest around but it seems to be better quality than some mixes I have bought. Birds, especially the juvenile starlings, cannot get it fast enough. A jar lasts about an hour when they are out in full force. Their aerial combat gives pleasure to the watcher, so maybe it is worth the money