Shelled peanuts — the whole kernel with the shell already off, so it’s pure food and there’s nothing to discard. Peanuts are one of the highest-fat things you can put out, which makes them a cold-weather staple for woodpeckers, jays, titmice, and nuthatches, and they’re just as popular with squirrels and chipmunks.
- Shelled whole peanut kernels — no shells, no waste
- High-fat energy source for cold weather
- Attracts woodpeckers, jays, titmice, nuthatches, chickadees, squirrels, and chipmunks
- Use in a mesh peanut feeder, platform feeder, or on the ground
- 10 lb bag
Keep peanuts dry and rotate them — shelled nuts have no hull protecting them and will mold in damp weather. Discard any that smell off rather than putting them out.
