WHY FEED FRESH?
More moisture. A softer texture. Ready to serve. Discover what a fresh format brings to wildlife feeding.
BIRD FOOD HAS BEEN
DRY LONG ENOUGH.
01 / THE ESTABLISHED WAYDRIED.
DRIED.
SAME OLD FORMAT.
Hard. Brittle. Low moisture.
A FRESH WAY TO TUCK IN.
LESS DRY.
MORE WHY.
01
MOISTURE BUILT IN.
A moisture-rich format provides hydration and nutrition alongside feeding.
02
THE NATURAL WAY
Soft, fresh larvae are exactly what birds would hunt for in the wild — feed them what they REALLY want.
03
INSECT-BASED PROTEIN.
Black soldier fly larvae provide a single source of insect protein.
04
NO LIVE-INSECT FAFF.
Ready to squeeze and serve. No tubs of live insects to look after.
THE MOISTURE IS THE POINT.
FEED THEM
WHAT THEY
REALLY WANT
We've yet to spot a blackbird popping into a pet shop for a tub of dried insects. Out in the wild, the good stuff comes fresh. We think garden birds deserve the same.
WHO SAID BIRD FOOD HAD TO BE DRIED?
FRESH
CALCI GRUBS.
Fresh black soldier fly larvae with added water for a soft, moist coating. A fresh take on insect feeding, made for wild birds.