Wild Delight Premium Nyjer Seed Wild Bird Food – High-Oil Finch Seed

Niger Seed (Guizotia abyssinica). Feeding

Feed the desired amount according to the size of the feeder. Keep feeders full and clean feeders frequently. When feeding on the ground, provide fresh food in the desired amount and keep it available regularly. Provide clean, fresh water for birds. Preferred Feeders Tube Feeders with Small Holes Wild Delight Refillable Finch Sock Feeder Ground Feeding Product Details

Wild Delight Nyjer Seed Attract beautiful finches and other small backyard birds with Wild Delight Nyjer Seed, a premium-grade, high-fat bird seed specially suited for finches. This cleaned Nyjer seed is sterilized to help prevent germination, making it an excellent choice for feeding birds without encouraging unwanted seed growth beneath feeders. With its virtually dust-free quality and naturally high fat content, Nyjer seed is a favorite food source for many finch species, including American Goldfinches, Purple Finches, House Finches, Cassin’s Finches, Pine Siskins, and Redpolls. Key Features & Benefits Premium-Grade Nyjer Seed: Cleaned, high-quality Nyjer seed preferred by finches and other small outdoor birds. High Fat Content: Naturally high in fat to provide an appealing food source for active backyard birds. Sterilized to Help Prevent Germination: Seed is sterilized to help prevent germination when scattered around feeding areas. Virtually Dust-Free: Cleaned for a more convenient and enjoyable feeding experience. All-Natural: Made with natural Nyjer seed. Attracts Finches: Ideal for American Goldfinches, Purple Finches, House Finches, Cassin’s Finches, Pine Siskins, and Redpolls. Ideal Finch Feeders: Best suited for tube feeders with small feeding ports or a Wild Delight Refillable Finch Sock Feeder. Year-Round Feeding: Can be offered throughout the year with proper feeder maintenance. Available in Multiple Sizes: Choose from convenient 5 lb or 20 lb bags. Primary Bird Species Attracted American Goldfinches, Purple Finches, House Finches, Cassin’s Finches, Pine Siskins, Redpolls, and other small outdoor birds.