Wild Bird Mix (Mess Free)

Proprietary Magnolia Bird Farm Blend

WILD BIRD MIX (Mess Free)
Attract & Nourish Local Wildlife

Just as healthy as our Wild Bird Mix without the mess...meaning the birds will still spill on the ground but the seed won't grow.

A fantastic healthy diet for all the wild birds in your garden. Bring the beauty of nature right to your backyard with our Proprietary Wild Bird Seed Mix, specially crafted to attract a variety of wild birds while providing them with wholesome, nutrient-rich food. Perfect for feeding year-round, this mix supports their energy, health, and natural behaviors.

Why Bird Lovers Choose This Mix

Balanced, Species-Friendly Nutrition: A thoughtfully blended mix of seeds that appeals to finches, cardinals, chickadees, sparrows, and more.

High-Quality, Clean Ingredients: Carefully selected and screened seeds, free from fillers for a clean feeding experience.

Supports Wild Bird Health: Provides essential protein, fats, and nutrients to help birds stay active and healthy in every season.

Encourages Natural Foraging Behavior: A mix of seed sizes and textures keeps wild birds engaged and nourished.

Perfect For: Backyard feeders and bird tables. Attracting a variety of wild bird species.

Ingredients

Custom Seed Diet Sourced From All Over the U.S. and Abroad Including: Hulled Millet, Oats - Feed Groats, Peanut Hearts, Sunflower Chips.

Birds That Like This Mix

Dove, finch, oriole, pigeon, sparrow, and all variety of wild garden birds

Precautions: Manufactured in a facility that processes peanuts and tree nuts. Not intended for human consumption. Our seed is not poisoned with insecticide and therefore subject to attracting bugs, particularly in warmer weather. Bugs will not harm your birds (they confront them in the wild). We appreciate however you may not want them in your home. If bugs present themselves, simply place the bag of seed in the freezer for 24-48 hours.

Feeding Instructions: Feed 2 - 4 tablespoons daily. Adjust portions for proper weight maintenance and when feeding additional pets. Clean dish before each feeding. Always place some seed on bottom of cage/carrier floor when bird appears not well or is being transported.

Transition Instructions: When introducing a new food, begin with a mixture of old and new food, gradually increasing the amount of new food over a 7 - 10 day period. This will prevent digestive upsets as well as allow your pet to adjust to something new.