WILD BIRD FEED

Highly attractive to Blue Jays, Evening Grosbeaks and Cardinals. Large and thicker shelled than black oil sunflower.

Resembles a white sunflower seed. Attracts cardinals and other big-billed birds. Food source of usable oil and very high fiber.

Black oil sunflower seeds are considered the number one choice to feed and attract the greatest variety of birds. This type of seed provides high amounts of energy and has a thin shell that is easy for even smaller birds to open. Black oil seed will attract bobwhites, chickadees, doves, finches, juncos, nuthatches, goldfinches, grosbeaks, Northern Cardinal, nuthatches, Pine Siskin, titmice, and woodpeckers.

Black oil sunflower seeds are considered the number one choice to feed and attract the greatest variety of birds. This type of seed provides high amounts of energy and has a thin shell that is easy for even smaller birds to open. Black oil seed will attract bobwhites, chickadees, doves, finches, juncos, nuthatches, goldfinches, grosbeaks, Northern Cardinal, nuthatches, Pine Siskin, titmice, and woodpeckers.

The "Gold Finch Magnet" Nyjer Seed (Thistle) Draws Gold Finches Siskins And Redpolls Where They Have Not Been Before. An Excellent Source Of Fat And Protein.

The Hands-Down Favorite Of Most Seed Eating Wild Birds. Oil Sunflower Is 70% Meat And Has A Higher Fat Content To Bolster Energy Levels.

Resembles white sunflower seeds and attracts cardinals and other big-billed birds. A food source of usable oil and very high fiber.