Three Choice Blend Bird Seed

Three Choice Blend is a three-way mix of medium sunflower hearts, NutraSaff safflower and Peanut Pickouts that brings cardinals, chickadees, finches, nuthatches, titmice, woodpeckers, blue jays, doves and grosbeaks to one feeder. One bag brings a whole neighborhood of visitors, a great everyday choice for mixed feeding stations.

Key Features

• Three favorites in one: sunflower hearts, safflower and peanut pieces for broad appeal.
• Low mess, little waste: mostly shell-free ingredients, so less cleanup under the feeder.
• Broad bird appeal: covers both common and specialty feeder birds.
• Simplifies feeding: one bag does the work of stocking several seed types.
• Fits most feeders: tube, hopper and platform/tray feeders.
• Sizes for every yard: 2, 5, 10, 20 and 40 lb bags, or refill your own container by the pound.

Ingredients

• Medium sunflower hearts
• NutraSaff safflower
• Peanut Pickouts (shelled peanut pieces)

Ingredients as listed on our bag label.

Specifications

Sizes	2 lb, 5 lb, 10 lb, 20 lb, 40 lb bags; Bucket = per-pound bulk refill of your own container
Ingredients	Medium sunflower hearts, NutraSaff safflower, Peanut Pickouts
Shells	Mostly shell-free (safflower has a thin hull)
Attracts	Cardinals, Chickadees, Finches, Nuthatches, Titmice, Woodpeckers, Blue Jays, Doves, Grosbeaks
Best in	Tube, hopper and platform/tray feeders
Season	Year-round
Brand	Des Moines Feed

Feeding & Storage Tips

• Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry place to keep it fresh and pest-free.
• In hot, humid weather, put out only what your birds finish in a day or two; shelled hearts and peanuts spoil faster than seed in the shell.
• Keep it dry in the feeder. A weather dome or a feeder with drainage helps.
• A tray under the feeder catches the few safflower hulls.

FAQ

Will squirrels eat it?
Yes. The sunflower and peanuts appeal to squirrels, so use a squirrel-resistant feeder such as a Squirrel Buster or add a baffle.

Is it completely shell-free?
Nearly. The sunflower hearts and peanut pieces are shelled; safflower keeps its thin hull, so a few hulls may drop.

Which feeder should I use?
Any tube, hopper or platform feeder. Skip fine-mesh finch feeders; the peanut pieces are too big for them.

How long does it stay fresh?
Kept sealed, cool and dry, it stays fresh for weeks. In summer heat, offer smaller amounts more often.

Tip: Want it fully shell-free? Try Kracker Jax. Trying to discourage squirrels? Go all-safflower with Golden Safflower.

Best for these Birds

- Bluejay
- Cardinal
- Chickadee
- Dove
- Finch
- Grosbeak
- Nuthatch
- Titmouse
- Woodpecker