The placement of your bird feeder matters. Here’s how to bring all the birds to your yard while keeping them safe, healthy ...

I've only seen pigeons and other bird species, not the tits, eating the discarded sunflower seeds,” the Germany-based birder wrote in the post title, and shared a 2-minute video compiled from ...

I see all types of birds eat the sunflower seeds. There are lists on the Internet indicating which birds like which seeds. From experience I find that sunflower seeds attract many different birds.

We feed a blend of black oil sunflower, hulled sunflower (sometimes called hearts or chips), and safflower seed in the tube feeder. Cardinals, chickadees, titmice, white-breasted nuthatch, and ...

Once you have your bird feeder, you’ll want to fill it with something that will attract birds. “Seeds can be bird-specific,” says Pemberton. “Sunflower seeds, especially the black-oil type ...

If you are new to bird feeding and want to get started, black oil sunflower seed is a good choice. It attracts the greatest diversity of birds to the feeder, has a high percentage of fat and ...

They just want tasty sunflower seeds. ... That wasn’t the aim of this new “smart” bird feeder, whose creators raised $4 million on Kickstarter and began shipping the product in October.

Black Oil Sunflower Seeds: ... When and how to hang your bird feeder. Despite what intuition might tell you, you don’t explicitly have to hang a bird feeder for it to work.

The seed mix that you get has a little bit of black oil sunflower seed in it, but the rest of it, a lot of times you just get stuff the birds really don't eat," avid Charleston bird watcher Jim ...

Large bags of mixed bird seed can also be purchased at hardware stores, but I’ve found that Costco has the best deal on 20-pound bags. You can buy seed in bulk at feed stores, such as at Island Seed ...

Generally, Indiana Audubon suggests Hoosiers use black oil sunflower seeds in their feeders. These have a great high-energy content and oil-rich seeds that a lot of birds will like.