Striped Sunflower Seeds
Striped sunflower shells are thicker than black oil sunflower seeds and more challenging for small birds to crack. The seeds are high in oil and a hit with larger birds such as cardinals, jays, and grackles. Pick of the Birds Striped Sunflower Seeds are grown on the family farm in Woodlands, Manitoba.
Attracts
Cardinals, finches, grackles, jays, nutcrackers, nuthatches, titmice, woodpeckers, and more
Packaging
4 kg | 9 kg | 18 kg
Grown with Pride
Seeded, grown, and harvested in Woodlands, Manitoba
Downy Woodpecker
Plumed almost identically as the larger hairy woodpecker, the tiny, short-billed downy is a common sight at backyard feeders where they enjoy dining on suet.
These Birds & More Pick This Product
Cardinals
Finches
Grackles
Jays
Nutcrackers
Nuthatches
Titmice
