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Wild Bird Food Cylinder for Woodpeckers, High-Fat Nut and Fruit Blend for Year-Round Feeding, Two Sizes

Large: 4 lb. 3 oz.
$51.95
Sale price  $51.95 Regular price  $51.95
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Wild Bird Food Cylinder for Woodpeckers, High-Fat Nut and Fruit Blend for Year-Round Feeding, Two Sizes

$51.95
Sale price  $51.95 Regular price  $51.95
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Give visiting woodpeckers a satisfying food source that stays together longer than loose feed. This compacted wild bird food cylinder combines nuts, fruit, black oil sunflower, and gelatin for year-round feeding.

The blend appeals to several woodpecker species and can also be served at ground level for quail, doves, and chickens, bringing welcome flexibility to your bird-feeding routine.

Key Features

  • The compacted cylinder lasts longer, so your feeding station can remain stocked for more extended bird-watching enjoyment.
  • High-fat nuts and fruits make this blend especially appealing to woodpeckers and encourage them to visit more quickly than suet.
  • The cylinder avoids the summer melting problem associated with suet, making warm-weather feeding tidier and easier to manage.
  • Red-bellied, Downy, Hairy, Golden-Fronted, Red Headed, and Pileated Woodpeckers all feed from this blend, welcoming a varied group of visitors.
  • Placing the cylinder in a covered feeder keeps it dry, fresh, and firmly held together for the longest-lasting results.

Specifications

  • Ingredients: pecans, peanuts, black oil sunflower, raisins, and gelatin.
  • Small cylinder dimensions: 4 × 4 × 7.75 in.
  • Large cylinder dimensions: 6 × 6 × 7.75 in.
  • Small size weight: 1 lb. 14 oz.
  • Large size weight: 4 lb. 3 oz.
  • Use in a cylinder bird feeder or offer on the ground.
  • A covered cylinder feeder is recommended to keep the food dry.
  • Suitable for year-round bird feeding.

Choose the size that suits your feeding routine, keep the cylinder sheltered from rain, and enjoy watching woodpeckers and other visiting birds settle in for a nourishing feast.

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