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Blue Seal Concerto Wild Bird Seed | Premium High-Energy Blend | 20 Pound Bag

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TIPS FOR ATTRACTING WILD BIRDS: Birds will frequent your feeders more if you provide a consistent reliable source of feed. Setting out a bird bath and providing clean, fresh water will also attract birds not normally drawn to feeders.
ATTRACTS A WIDE VARIETY OF WILD BIRDS: Cardinals, Finches, Grosbeaks and Sparrows
INGREDIENTS: Black oil sunflower seed, white millet, white safflower seed, sunflower chips, and peanut hearts
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BLUE SEAL WILD BIRD FEED: Blue Seal Concerto Wild Bird Seed is a premium high-energy blend without fillers and corn free.
INCREASED SURVIVAL RATES: Survival rates were 38% higher in areas where bird feeders were present. Birds at sites with feeders have less stress than birds at sites without feeders.