Amber glass bottle of clear bird nectar concentrate with a small measuring glass
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Nectar · BBS-013

Clear Nectar Concentrate — Case of 6

Dye-free nectar, measured by the cap

£109

A clear, dye-free nectar concentrate for nectar feeders and garden aviaries. One capful makes a feeder's worth at the correct strength, which is safer for birds than a strong homemade mix and far tidier than sugar sacks.

What makes ours different

Concentrate in glass with a measured cap, so you mix the right strength every time — no red dye and no guessing with a kitchen spoon.

  • No red dye, no preservatives
  • Measured cap — correct strength every fill
  • Six 500ml bottles, each makes around 12 litres
  • Glass bottles, recyclable case
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Free UK delivery. Overseas orders are shipped after we email you a delivery quote.

Specification

Case size
6 × 500ml bottles
Dilution
1 capful to 250ml water
Ingredients
Sucrose syrup, water
Colouring
None
Best before
18 months unopened

What's included

  • 6 × 500ml bottles
  • Measuring cap
  • Mixing and cleaning card

Who it's for

Gardens with a nectar feeder and keepers who want a consistent mix rather than a homemade one.

Care and use

Refrigerate after opening and use within four weeks. Change feeder nectar every two days in warm weather and scald the feeder each change.

Questions

Why no red dye?

Birds find feeders by shape and position. Dye adds nothing and is best avoided.

How often should I change it?

Every two days in warm weather, every four when cool. Nectar ferments quickly.

Can I dilute it further?

Stick to the cap measure. Weak nectar is not worth the trip for the bird.

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