Wild Bird Food Sunflower Seed Cylinder with Pecans for Hanging Feeders and Ground Feeding Birds
Wild Bird Food Sunflower Seed Cylinder with Pecans for Hanging Feeders and Ground Feeding Birds
Wild bird food in a compressed sunflower seed cylinder makes it easy to offer a nut-and-seed blend in a hanging cylinder feeder or at ground level. Pecans, black-oil sunflower and sunflower hearts provide a mix for visiting birds, including cardinals.
Offer the cylinder on the ground for quail, doves or chickens, or use a covered cylinder feeder for hanging feeding. Keeping the seed dry helps the cylinder stay fresh and hold together longer. Two sizes let you choose the weight and dimensions that suit your feeding setup.
Features
- Compressed cylinder format for cylinder feeders or ground feeding
- Blend of pecans, black-oil sunflower, sunflower hearts, white millet and gelatin
- Covered cylinder feeder recommended to help protect the seed from rain
- Two sizes with different widths and weights
Specifications
- Product form: Compressed bird seed cylinder
- Ingredients: Pecans, black-oil sunflower, sunflower hearts, white millet and gelatin
- Small cylinder dimensions: 4 × 4 × 7.75 inches
- Small cylinder weight: 1 lb. 15 oz.
- Large cylinder dimensions: 6 × 6 × 7.75 inches
- Large cylinder weight: 4 lb
- Feeding methods: Cylinder feeder or ground feeding
- Care: Keep dry and protect from rain or other water sources
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I offer this seed cylinder to birds?
Place the sunflower seed cylinder in a cylinder bird feeder for hanging feeding, or offer it on the ground for quail, doves or chickens. A covered cylinder feeder helps keep the seed dry.
What is the difference between the small and large cylinders?
The small cylinder weighs 1 lb. 15 oz. and measures 4 × 4 × 7.75 inches. The large cylinder weighs 4 lb and measures 6 × 6 × 7.75 inches. Compare these dimensions with your feeder before choosing a size.
What ingredients are in the sunflower seed cylinder?
The cylinder contains pecans, black-oil sunflower, sunflower hearts, white millet and gelatin.
How can I help the seed cylinder hold together longer?
Keep the seed cylinder dry by using a covered cylinder feeder and protecting it from rain and other water sources. Dry conditions help preserve freshness and keep the compressed cylinder intact.