Audubon's Bird Seed Sale is Back!

The soft seed hulls of Black Oil Sunflower mean the food value of the nutmeat is easily accessed by all of the seed-eating birds. This makes it the best single ingredient choice for attracting the most colorful songbirds.

A magnet for attracting American Goldfinch, Purple Finch, House Finch, Pine Siskin, and Common Redpoll. While the price seems high, there are over 100,000 seeds in each pound. When dispensed through a Nyjer feeder, with tiny seed ports, the price per finch visit is very economical.

Peanuts are a high-energy food that attract birds, such as woodpeckers, titmice, nuthatches, chickadees, jays and more. Providing shelled peanuts is a great addition to the choices you offer your backyard birds.

Sunflower kernels or "hearts" are sunflower seeds with the shell removed. Absence of the shell means that every species that visits bird feeders can access the rich nutritional value of sunflower kernels. There is no accumulation of empty shells under feeders. Because the actual food of the sunflower is exposed, it is important to offer kernels in a feeder that protects them from rain and snow.

Ideally formulated for Northern Cardinal, Rose-breasted Grosbeak (springtime), Evening Grosbeak, and Blue Jay. Blue Grosbeaks and Pine Grosbeaks occasionally visit feeders. You might even entertain a rare visitor from the north: White-winged Crossbill or Red Crossbill. These species, some of the largest to visit your yard, feed most comfortably at platforms or hopper-style feeders. Placing one in an open area of the yard will signal a dinner invitation to the "heavyweights." Ingredients: Black stripe sunflower, safflower, oil sunflower, crimped corn, and buckwheat.

An energy-rich formula, is an ideal food for your backyard gymnasts … Black-capped Chickadee, Carolina Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, Red-breasted Nuthatch, White-breasted Nuthatch, or Carolina Wren. As arboreal birds, these species spend their lives in trees and shrubs and possess the agility to prove it. A blend of Oil and Stripe Sunflowers and Sunflower Kernels provide important nutrients. Corn and Ssafflower are energy-rich seeds. This mix's high nutmeat formula includes black oil sunflower, peanuts, tree nuts (may include pistachios, almonds, cashews, pecans), black stripe sunflower, crimped corn, safflower, sunflower kernels.

Woodpeckers don’t just like suet! They readily come to seed mixes as well. Our new, shell-less mix is a nutritious blend of nutmeats, sunflower kernels, crimped corn, and dehydrated fruits. Attracts various species of Woodpeckers, Sapsuckers, Buntings & more. What's the Best Feeder To Use? A wire mesh tube feeder will provide the kind of vertical surface these clinging birds will do well on. Ingredients: Peanuts, tree nuts (may include pistachios,almonds, cashews, and pecans), sunflower kernels, steam-crimped corn, shelled pumpkin seeds, raisins, dehydrated cherries, dried cranberries, and dried blueberries.

Contains Over 50% Sunflowers & nut meats making it a gourmet meal for your backyard birds. No Filler Seeds. Twelve premium quality ingredients, including black stripe sunflower, black oil sunflower, white proso millet, cracked corn, peanuts, tree nuts (may include pistachios, almonds, cashews, pecans), safflower, canola, small yellow millet, canary seed, nyjer and Dehydrated Cherries. What's the Best Feeder To Use? Many different types of feeders will work including tube-style, hopper, and platform feeders.

High energy source for winter birds. Safflower is a hard-shelled seed that attracts Northern Cardinals, Mourning Doves, Black-capped Chickadees, Carolina Chickadees, and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks. Some birdwatchers switch to safflower during periods when grackles and starlings are present. The seed is difficult for them to open and so discourages feeder visits. And it is one bird seed that it not liked by squirrels (although hungry enough and they seem to eat anything)!

High energy source for winter birds. Safflower is a hard-shelled seed that attracts Northern Cardinals, Mourning Doves, Black-capped Chickadees, Carolina Chickadees, and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks. Some birdwatchers switch to safflower during periods when grackles and starlings are present. The seed is difficult for them to open and so discourages feeder visits. And it is one bird seed that it not liked by squirrels (although hungry enough and they seem to eat anything)!

All the nutritious ingredients of our seed mix, blended together for a superior suet that brings the birds back for more; Includes: Rendered beef tallow, black oil sunflower, peanuts, tree nuts (may include pistachios, almonds, cashews and pecans), black stripe sunflower, crimped corn, processed grain product, safflower, sunflower kernels.

Includes: rendered beef tallow, processed grain products, peanut meal, peanuts, tree nuts (may include almonds, cashews, pistachios, and pecans), peanut butter, sunflower kernels, hulled white millet, shelled pumpkin seed.

All the nutritious ingredients of our seed mix, blended together for a superior suet that brings the birds back for more; includes: peanuts, tree nuts (may include pistachios, almonds, cashews, and pecans), sunflower kernels, steam-crimped corn, shelled pumpkin seeds, raisins, dehydrated cherries, dried cranberries, and dried blueberries.

Holds one suet cake; easy to fill.