This Wild Birdseed Mix is a special blend of seeds and grains specifically formulated to attract a variety of wild birds to your feeders or bird-friendly areas. This no-fillers mix contains: Black Oil Sunflower Seeds (40%) Cracked Sweet Corn (30%) White Safflower Seeds (20%) Crushed Squash Seeds (10%) These ingredients provide essential nutrition and energy and are highly attractive to doves, cardinals, jays, sparrows, starlings, chickadees, finches, blackbirds, and crows. Simply scatter it in bird feeders or on the ground ian a bird-friendly area to attract birds for observation and enjoyment. Birdseed mixes are crucial for supporting bird populations, especially during winter months when natural food sources may be scarce. Enjoy the sight of colorful finches, chickadees, and other feathered visitors as they flock to your garden. Ideal for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, our Birdseed Mix supports local bird populations and enhances the biodiversity of your outdoor space. Also Known As: Wild Bird Feed, Animal Feed, Bird Seed Mix, Feathered Friends Mix, Avian Buffet Seeds. Plant Name: Animal Feed_Birdseed USDA Zones: 1-13 Brand: TomorrowSeeds GMO: No Fungicide-Treated Seeds*: No Seeds Packed For**: 2026 *Fungicide-treated seeds protect the seedlings from diseases until they are up and growing. Do not eat treated seeds. **Seeds are freshly packed for the growing season of the year listed. Seeds are still viable beyond pack date. Store in a cool and dry location such as the refrigerator or basement to best preserve germination rates. How To Use Birdfeed: Select a suitable feeder, such as a tube feeder for small seeds, a platform feeder for mixed seeds, or a suet cage for suet cakes. Place the feeder in a quiet, safe spot with nearby trees or shrubs for cover and at a height that protects birds from predators. Fresh water in a birdbath or shallow dish nearby will enhance the feeding area. Monitor the feeder to see which birds visit and adjust the feed if needed, keeping it filled, especially during winter or harsh weather when food is scarce. Regularly refill the feeder with birdfeed to keep it stocked. If using a ground feeding area, scatter seeds sparingly to avoid waste and pests. Enjoy watching as the birds visit your feeding station! Over time, your feeding station will attract a variety of birds and provide a delightful opportunity for birdwatching.
