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What To Choose: Loose Seed, Cylinders, or Cakes?

Pairing Food with Nesting Success
Simple Ways to Attract Nesting Birds and Nourish Growing Chicks
Putting up a cozy birdhouse is a great start, but birds like to build their homes close to a good meal!
Tips for Feeding Near Nest Boxes
- Serve Soft Foods in Spring: Baby birds can't eat hard seeds yet. Offering soft mealworms or fruit bits nearby helps mom and dad feed their chicks quickly.
- Give Them Some Space: Place your feeders 10 to 20 feet away from nest boxes. This keeps the home area quiet and safe from curious critters.
- Keep It Clean Below: Use shell-free seeds near nesting spots so leftover hulls don't pile up on the ground.

Seasonal Feeding Strategies
How to Adapt Your Menu for Spring Nesting, Fall Migration, and Winter Cold
Just like us, birds change up what they eat depending on the time of year:
- Spring & Summer: Focus on high-protein foods like mealworms and hulled sunflower seeds to help parents raise strong hatchlings.
- Fall: Serve rich tree nuts and sunflower seeds to give traveling birds extra fuel for their long journeys south.
- Winter: Offer dense seed cylinders and suet cakes to help your local songbirds stay warm and cozy on freezing nights.

Squirrel-Proof Seeds: Dinner for Just The Birds
Simple Menu Changes to Keep Furry Free-Loaders Away
Tired of acrobatic squirrels cleaning out your feeder? You don’t need a complicated setup—you just need to change what’s on the menu! These two natural seed choices keep your feathered friends coming back while sending squirrels packing:
- Hot Pepper & Chili-Infused Seeds: Birds can't taste the spice at all, but one bite of spicy capsaicin sends squirrels running for the hills. Try our Squirrel Stopper cylinders for an easy, no-mess fix.
- Golden Safflower & NutraSaff: Loved by Cardinals and Grosbeaks, this rich seed has a naturally bitter taste that squirrels, grackles, and starlings happily pass up.

