High fat and protein content supports wild bird health and energy
Attracts cardinal, chickadee, titmouse, nuthatch, and grosbeak
Squirrels tend to ignore safflower seed, reducing competition
Seeds form offers a natural, seed-based feeding option
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Safflower seed is a cardinal favorite! High in fat, protein and oil content, safflower is a valuable nutrition source for wild birds. Chickadees, titmice, nuthatches and grosbeaks are also attracted to safflower seed. Squirrels typically leave safflower seed alone and will only eat it if there is nothing else available.
Form
Seeds
Category
Bird Food
Nutritional Content
High in fat, protein, and oil
Attracting Species
Cardinal, chickadee, titmouse, nuthatch, grosbeak
Squirrels
Typically leave alone
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Great bird seed, birds love it and squirrels hate it