Companion Cardinal & Songbird Blend Wild Bird Food

Companion® Wild Bird Food Cardinal Songbird Blend. 100% Quality & trust guarantee. 55% Sunflower & safflower seeds. Attracts cardinals & a wide variety of songbirds. Net Wt 6.5 Lb (2.95 Kg). Food preference chart: Blue jay - Crack Corn*, chopped fruits*. Brown creeper. Cardinal - Sunflower Seed*. Cat Bird - Chopped Fruits*. Chickadee -Sunflower Seed*. Common Redpoll - Thistle Seed*, White Millet*. Cowbird - Cracked Corn*. American Goldfinch - Thistle Seed*, Sunflower Seed*. Rose-Breasted Grosbeak - Sunflower Seed*. Evening Grosbeak - Sunflower Seed*. Slate-Colored Junco. Mockingbird - Suet*, Chopped Fruits*. Mourning Dove - Cracked Corn*. Red-Breasted Nuthatch - Sunflower Seed*. White-Breasted Nuthatch - Cracked Corn*, Sunflower Seed*. Pine Siskin - Thistle Seed* Sunflower Seed*. Purple Finch - Sunflower Seed*. Ring-Necked Pheasant. Robin. Ruffed Grouse. House Sparrow - Cracked Corn*. Song Sparrow - White Millet*. Tree Sparrow -White Millet*. White-Throated Sparrow -White Millet*. Starling - Peanut Hearts*. Tufted Titmouse - Cracked Corn*, Sunflower Seed*, Chopped Fruits*. Downy Woodpecker - Suet*. Hairy Woodpecker -Suet*. Red-Bellied Woodpecker - Suet*, Sunflower Seed*. *Strong preference. Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein [min.] 11.5%. Crude fat [min.] 23.5%. Crude fiber [max.] 21.0%. Moisture [max.] 12.0%. Feeding wild birds is fun for the whole family! Can you identify these birds? 1. Blue Jay. 2. Downy Woodpecker. 3. Goldfinch. 4. Female Cardinal. 5. Chickadee. 6. Red Headed Woodpecker. 7. Nuthatch. 8. Cedar Waxwing. 9. Male Cardinal. 10. Tufted Titmouse. 11. Mountain Bluebird. Packaged by: Wild Bird Feeding Industry. Promoting responsible feeding. Since 1984. Wbfi.org. WBFI member. Quality guaranteed or your money back. © 2017 Ahold Licensing Sarl.

Store in a cool dry place. Helpful hints for successful bird feeding: Year-round food: Feed the birds all year round. As in winter, springtime can be just as difficult for wild birds to find an adequate supply of seeds. Birds are attracted by a reliable source of food, so keep your feeders full and they'll return faithfully. Timing: Feed early in the morning, when birds are most active and in search of high energy food. Set up feeders in September or October to attract birds as they first establish their winter feeding territories. Water: Provide a constant source of water near your feeding area and the birds will flock to it. Keep it ice-free. Shelter: Place feeders near trees and shrubs because they provide a safe haven. A sunny, windless, southeastern exposure is the preferred feeding location. Variety of feeders: The style of feeder will affect which types of birds are attracted to it. Cardinals prefer platform feeders, finches prefer tube feeders. Food makes the difference: Each bird species has its food preference, so providing it will attract them. Keep it clean: Clean seed feeders whenever they become wet and seed sticks to their corners. Regular cleaning of your feeders and watering areas benefit the long-term health of the birds.

Country of Origin

USA

Manufacturer

Ahold USA, Inc.

Address

Landover, MD 20785

Phone

1-877-846-9949