Wild Bird Supplies

Wild birds are part of the local ecosystem, and attracting them to your yard means providing the appropriate bird feeder. Besides beautiful colors, wild birds can also be beneficial as pest control, rodent control, flower pollination, weed control, food sharing, environmental conservation and stress relief.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best thing to feed wild birds?

Any high-quality wild bird food that targets local birds found in your area. The most popular supplemental foods include suet, mealworms, safflower seed, nectar, peanut butter and cracked corn.

Is bread bad for birds?

Birds should not be offered human food. Bread—fresh or stale—provides no nutritional value and moldy bread can even harm the birds.

Which bird feeder attracts the most birds?

Hopper, or 'House' Feeders, are attractive to most birds—including finches, jays, cardinals, buntings, grosbeaks, sparrows, chickadees and titmice. Many hoppers can hold enough food for several days which can be convenient. Keep in mind that if the bird seed gets wet in the hopper, it needs to be removed immediately to prevent mold.