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Peanuts are bird fuel at its densest — protein and fat that jays, woodpeckers, nuthatches and chickadees will cross a neighbourhood for. Blue jays cache them by the hundred, burying far more than they'll ever retrieve, which is how jays end up planting oak trees.
In-shell for the jays, which enjoy the work. Shelled for everyone else. The artisan blend when you want the full guest list. All unsalted, unroasted and additive-free, which is the only way nuts should be served to birds.
Questions from the backyard
Can birds eat salted peanuts?
No — salt is genuinely harmful to birds, and so is roasting oil. Everything here is unsalted and unroasted.
Which birds eat peanuts in Canada?
Blue jays, woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees — and Canada jays if you're lucky enough to have them.
In-shell or shelled?
In-shell for jays and squirrels, which enjoy the work. Shelled pieces for the smaller birds.