Safflower Bird Seed for Wild Bird Feeders, 100% High-Energy Seed in Freshness-Sealed 4 lb or 20 lb Bags

Fill your feeder with high-energy safflower seed to welcome cardinals, chickadees, finches and other desirable wild birds. The 100% safflower formula works as a standalone food or as part of your usual wild bird seed blend.

Small seeds, thin hulls and no discarded shells make this a practical choice for a tidier feeding routine. Squirrels also dislike safflower seed, so more of the food can remain available to visiting birds.

Key Features

• The 100% safflower seed formula offers feeder birds a concentrated high-energy food without other seed varieties mixed in.
• Small seeds with thin hulls leave no shells behind, reducing hull debris around the feeding area.
• Safflower seed is disliked by squirrels, making it a useful option where squirrels compete with birds at feeders.
• Serve it alone for a simple safflower feeding routine or blend it with other wild bird seed for added flexibility.
• It works best in large-port tube, hopper or platform feeders, giving pet parents several familiar ways to serve it.
• The barrier bag is sealed airtight and CO2 flushed to preserve freshness between feeder refills.
• It attracts Northern Cardinals, Black-capped Chickadees, Dark-eyed Juncos, nuthatches, woodpeckers, Northern Flickers, House Finches and Mourning Doves for a varied feeder-watching routine.

Specifications

• Food type: Safflower bird seed.
• Ingredient composition: 100% safflower seeds.
• Feeding options: Serve alone or blend with other wild bird seed.
• Recommended feeder types: Large-port tube, hopper or platform feeders.
• Packaging: Airtight-sealed, CO2-flushed barrier bag.
• Available bag sizes: 4 pounds and 20 pounds.
• Attracted birds include Northern Cardinals, Black-capped Chickadees, Dark-eyed Juncos, White-breasted Nuthatches, Downy Woodpeckers, Hairy Woodpeckers, Northern Flickers, House Finches and Mourning Doves.

Keep a consistent supply in your feeder to encourage visiting birds to return more often and spend longer at your feeding station.