Bird Seed Cylinder, 4.5 lb No-Mess Fruit Blend for Standard Cylinder and Hanging Pin Feeders

Keep the feeding area beneath your backyard feeder tidier while offering visiting songbirds a substantial fruit-and-nut blend. This 4.5 lb bird seed cylinder uses shelled, hull-free ingredients, so birds can eat more of the food instead of dropping empty shells across the lawn.

The compressed cylinder fits standard cylinder feeders and hanging pin feeders, making it a convenient choice for a regular backyard feeding station. Select a pack of 1, 2, 4, or 6 cylinders to suit your feeding routine.

Key Features

• Hull-free and shell-free ingredients leave no empty seed hulls behind, reducing scattered waste and routine cleanup beneath the feeder.
• Raisins and cranberries bring real dried-fruit variety to the blend, adding appeal for fruit-loving backyard birds.
• Rendered beef suet, shelled peanuts, and diced tree nuts provide high-energy nutrition that supports active birds throughout the year.
• The dense, compressed form slows feeding compared with loose seed, helping each cylinder last longer between replacements.
• Compatibility with standard cylinder feeders and hanging pin feeders makes placement straightforward in an established backyard bird-feeding setup.
• The versatile blend can attract cardinals, chickadees, woodpeckers, nuthatches, finches, bluebirds, titmice, warblers, wrens, and other songbirds, bringing variety to feeder-watching.

Specifications

• Each cylinder weighs 4.5 lb.
• Approximate dimensions are 6 inches wide by 8 inches tall.
• Ingredients are sunflower chips, shelled peanuts, diced tree nuts, rendered beef suet, corn, oats, raisins, cranberries, and gelatin.
• Crude protein is 22% minimum.
• Crude fat is 33% minimum.
• Crude fiber is 11% maximum.
• The cylinder fits standard cylinder feeders and hanging pin feeders.
• The product is made in the Midwest USA.
• Available amounts are 1, 2, 4, or 6 cylinders.

Set a cylinder in a compatible feeder for a simple, longer-lasting way to welcome fruit-, nut-, and seed-eating backyard birds while keeping discarded hulls off the lawn.