Do you like to feed the birds at all times? Do you like to identify them in your yard? Observe them more closely? Do you like to know the panoply of birds that frequent your feeders? We have a wide range of high quality food products for you.
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Bird Seeds
Sunflowers are the staple food and are the most nutritious seeds that can be offered to birds. They are consumed in greater quantities than any other kind of bird seeds. There are so many species of birds that make it their favorite food that sunflowers can be said to be indispensable to food stations. Depending on the type of feeder to be used, the following can be attracted: crossbill, blue jay, goldfinch, stray grosbeak, chickadee, woodpeckers, nuthatch, finch, redpoll, pine grosbeak, slate junco and mourning dove.
Bird Feed
Black Oil Sunflower
Black sunflower seeds are rich in protein and fat making them suitable for birds with weak beaks. It reaches a large clientele.
- Available in 40 lb (18,14 kg) bag and 20 lb (9,08 kg) bag
Bird Feed
Coarse sunflower
- Coarse Sunflower Chips are 100% SUNFLOWER - Full, coarse sunflower hearts
- High energy - Excellent winter source of protein and fat for birds
- Available in 50 lb (22.68 kg) bag and 25 lb (11.34 kg) bag
Bird Feed
Striped Sunflower
- Striped sunflowers are suitable for most birds that have a strong beak or that are not too fine of a beak.
- Available in 50 lb (22.68 kg) bag 25 lb (11.34 kg) bag
Suets
Bird Feed
Suets
Our suets are blended with all your feathered friend’s favorites, including sunflower seeds, roasted peanuts, insects and a variety of fruits. Support the energy needs of wild birds both during winter months and spring nesting. They are an excellent option to support the energy needs of wild birds both during winter months and spring nesting. In addition, they are designed to fit into wire feeding baskets for easy feeding, making it easier to feed your beaked friends all year round!
Key advantages
- Contains tasty flavors
- Appeals to a wide variety of wild birds
- No melt formula — Birds’ favorites 10 varieties of suet