Ingredients: White Proso Millet, Milo, Black Oil Sunflower Seed. Contains: 'May Contain Peanuts', 'May Contain Tree Nuts', 'May Contain Fish', 'May Contain Soybeans', 'May Contain Wheat'

Ingredients: White Proso Millet, Milo, Black Oil Sunflower Seed. Contains: 'May Contain Peanuts', 'May Contain Tree Nuts', 'May Contain Fish', 'May Contain Soybeans', 'May Contain Wheat'

Feeding instructions: pour fresh wild bird food into clean, dry feeders. for best results, place feeders near shrubs, trees or birdhouses that provide protection for birds while feeding. recommended feeding directions: tips for successful bird feeding: 1. provide a source of clean water for drinking and bathing. 2. place feeding stations near shelter like trees, bushes, or birdhouses. 3. plant fruit-bearing bushes or trees in your yard to attract more bird. 4. clean and dry feeders often to keep birds healthy. 5. hang different types of feeders to attract different types of birds. how to choose a feeder: choose a feeder that will allow your seed to flow easily through any ports. while most birds will visit any type of feeder, some prefer one over another. try a tube feeder for smaller perching birds like finches, siskins, and buntings. use a hopper feeder for chickadees, sparrows and titmice. a platform feeder is best for cardinals, towhees and woodpeckers. wash hands after filling feeders. store in a cool, dry and shaded area.

Feeding instructions: pour fresh wild bird food into clean, dry feeders. for best results, place feeders near shrubs, trees or birdhouses that provide protection for birds while feeding. recommended feeding directions: tips for successful bird feeding: 1. provide a source of clean water for drinking and bathing. 2. place feeding stations near shelter like trees, bushes, or birdhouses. 3. plant fruit-bearing bushes or trees in your yard to attract more bird. 4. clean and dry feeders often to keep birds healthy. 5. hang different types of feeders to attract different types of birds. how to choose a feeder: choose a feeder that will allow your seed to flow easily through any ports. while most birds will visit any type of feeder, some prefer one over another. try a tube feeder for smaller perching birds like finches, siskins, and buntings. use a hopper feeder for chickadees, sparrows and titmice. a platform feeder is best for cardinals, towhees and woodpeckers. wash hands after filling feeders. store in a cool, dry and shaded area.