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Mr. Bird Golden Safflower Seed Cakes
$8.00
Mr. Bird Golden Safflower Feast is a seed cake of 100% golden safflower that cardinals, grosbeaks, chickadees and other songbirds love, while grackles, starlings, squirrels and raccoons tend to leave it alone. Golden safflower's thinner shell makes it more appealing to smaller birds than traditional white safflower.
Key Features
- 100% golden safflower: a single-seed cake with a thinner shell than white safflower.
- Songbird favorite: attracts cardinals, grosbeaks, chickadees and many more.
- Discourages pests: unpopular with grackles, starlings, squirrels and raccoons.
- Little to no sprouting: under the feeder.
- Five sizes: bell, small cake, large cake, small cylinder and large cylinder.
- Made in the USA: by Mr. Bird.
Ingredients
- Golden safflower
- Gelatin
Specifications
| Sizes | Bell, Small Cake (4 oz), Large Cake (1 lb 10 oz), Small Cylinder (25 oz), Large Cylinder (62 oz) |
| Compatible feeders | Mr. Bird NeatFeeder, EZFeeder or cylinder feeder; cakes fit any suet basket; the bell hangs on its own |
| Attracts | Cardinals, Grosbeaks, Chickadees, Doves, Finches, Juncos, Nuthatches, Titmice |
| Discourages | Grackles, Starlings, Squirrels, Raccoons |
| Brand | Mr. Bird |
| Made in | USA |
Feeding & Storage Tips
- Store unopened cakes in a cool, dry place.
- If your birds are new to safflower, give them a week or two to find and try it.
- Place it where cardinals feel safe: near cover, early and late in the day.
- Large cylinders last longest; the bell and small cake are an easy way to try it.
FAQ
Will squirrels eat it?
Squirrels tend to leave safflower alone. A very hungry squirrel may still sample it.
Golden or white safflower?
Golden safflower has a thinner shell, so more small songbirds can eat it.
What feeder do I need?
Cakes fit a standard suet basket such as our suet cage; cylinders need a cylinder feeder; the bell hangs on its own.
Will it melt?
No. It's bound with gelatin, not fat, so it holds up year-round.
Tip: Prefer loose seed? Try Golden Safflower. Need a holder? Use our suet cage.
Best for these Birds
- Cardinal- Chickadee
- Dove
- Finch
- Junco
- Nuthatch
- Titmouse
