Feed Wild Ducks Responsibly
On our previous visit to the ducks and their friends at Swanpool in Falmouth, Cornwall, they were all very sleepy, so we left them well alone.
However, on our return, we found our quacking chums only too pleased to receive a Quack Snack. A quick snack is about all they can manage before they’re swamped by seagulls!
At present on eBay there are 9 listings purporting to be selling Quack Snacks ®, using our images, logo and details.
If buying on eBay, if the seller isn’t “quacksnacks” they’re either fake, or they’re adding a large £markup and ordering our Amazon stock for you.
The only eBay listing that’s genuinely ours is this one >
If you’re looking for the perfect Christmas gift for a lover of nature and the outdoors – and really want to avoid the plastic laden items filling store shelves at this time of year – then please forgive our bias in this gift recommendation….
Quack Snacks boxes contain bag, pocket and duck friendly portions of high quality floating wild duck food pellets. They’re “snack size” portions, which are easier for you to carry around and help you to avoid overfeeding the ducks.
Available in 6, 22 and 40 pack sizes, hand packed without any plastic packaging, Quack Snacks boxes could be the perfect small or medium sized gift this Christmas.
Plus, whereas many Christmas gifts will be on sale much cheaper after Christmas, we’ve just reduced our prices before Christmas!
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas.
Team Quack Snacks
Well, we say “feeding the ducks”, but on our recent visit to Swanpool in Falmouth, the ducks were having a rest, so we sat down and left them to it… once their noisy neighbours had piped down a little!
We were overjoyed to find some wonderful signs warning folk of the problem of feeding bread to ducks – and for a change, there was no waste bread or discarded bread bags anywhere to be seen. We love the duck feeders of Falmouth!
