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Mr. Bird Safflower Feast Seed Cakes
Mr. Bird Safflower Feast is solid compressed safflower that cardinals, grosbeaks, chickadees, titmice and house finches love, while squirrels, grackles, blackbirds and starlings tend to leave it alone. It's a simple way to feed the birds you want in a yard full of squirrels.
Key Features
- 100% safflower: safflower and a gelatin binder, nothing else.
- Squirrels tend to avoid it: safflower is one of the least squirrel-friendly seeds.
- Discourages bully birds: grackles, blackbirds and starlings usually pass it by.
- No mess: birds can't scatter the seed, so nothing sprouts below.
- Never melts: feeds year-round.
- Made in the USA: by Mr. Bird.
Ingredients
- Safflower
- Gelatin (binder)
Ingredients as listed for Mr. Bird Safflower Feast.
Specifications
| Sizes | Small Cake, Large Cake, Small Cylinder, Large Cylinder (Large Cylinder is 72 oz) |
| Ingredients | Safflower, gelatin |
| Attracts | Cardinals, Grosbeaks, Chickadees, Titmice, House Finches, Doves, Nuthatches |
| Less popular with | Squirrels, Grackles, Blackbirds, Starlings |
| Best in | Suet baskets and seed cake feeders (cakes); cylinder feeders (cylinders) |
| Season | Year-round |
| Brand | Mr. Bird (Made in the USA) |
Feeding & Storage Tips
- Cakes fit a standard suet basket or seed cake / suet feeder; cylinders slide onto a cylinder feeder such as the Mr. Bird Large Cylinder EZ Feeder or Mr. Bird Small Cylinder Feeder.
- A Mr. Bird Rain Guard over a cylinder keeps it dry and makes it last longer.
- Seed cakes don't melt, so they work through Omaha summers as well as winters.
- If your birds are new to safflower, give them a week or two to find it.
FAQ
Will squirrels eat it?
Squirrels tend to avoid safflower. A very hungry squirrel may still sample it; a baffle helps in tough cases.
Why aren't my birds eating it yet?
Birds can take time to try a new food. Offer it near a feeder they already use.
Cake or cylinder?
Cakes fit any suet basket. Cylinders need a cylinder feeder and last longer between refills.
Do you sell loose safflower?
Yes: Golden Safflower and White Safflower.
Tip: Want the golden variety in cake form? Try Golden Safflower Seed Cakes.
Best for these Birds
- Cardinal- Catbird
- Chickadee
- Dove
- Finch
- Junco
- Nuthatch
- Titmouse