Exclusive Mix

Aspen Song® Chickadee

Attracts Chickadees, Titmice, Nuthatches & More

Key Features

Attracts Chickadees, Titmice, Nuthatches & More

Over 80% Sunflowers & Nuts

Details

Specification

Size: 20 lb Polywoven

UPC: 0-94922-96672-8

Ingredient

Black Oil Sunflower
Peanuts
Tree Nuts may include:
1. Almonds
2. Cashews
3. Pistachios
4. Walnuts
5. Brazilian Hazelnuts
Black Stripe Sunflower
Crimped Corn
Safflower
Sunflower Kernels

Guaranteed Analysis

Protein (minimum) 16.5%
Fat (minimum) 28.7%
Fiber (maximum) 16.0%

Allergen Statement

This product is processed, packaged and/or stored in facilities that also may process, package and/or store peanuts, tree nuts, wheat, eggs, milk products and soy.

Not for Human Consumption.

You Might Want to Know

Do the birds in your yard have to wait their turn to get to the feeder?

Adding more feeding stations reduces this competition. Providing mixes designed for specific birds in appropriate feeders will increase the number and species of birds for you to enjoy.

Are your visitors spilling seeds on the ground as they search for favorite morsels?

Offering mixes formulated for specific groups of birds provides them variety while minimizing waste. A mixture of the right seeds is always more effective than any single-seed offering.

What’s the Right Bird Food To Use?

Aspen Song® Chickadee is an energy-rich formula, is an ideal food for your backyard gymnasts. Nuts are perfect substitutes for the kinds of food these birds naturally forage (guess what the name, “nut hatch” refers to?). A blend of Oil and Stripe Sunflowers and Sunflower Kernels provide important nutrients. Corn and Safflower are energy-rich seeds. This mix’s high nutmeat formula may also attract Golden-crowned Kinglets and an early spring Eastern Bluebird.

Who Will Show Up at the Feeder?

Step right up and enjoy the antics of the acrobats of the backyard! A good time is guaranteed for all who spend time watching a Black-capped Chickadee, Carolina Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, Red-breasted Nuthatch, White-breasted Nuthatch, or Carolina Wren. As arboreal birds, these species spend their lives in trees and shrubs and possess the agility to prove it.

What’s the Best Feeder To Use?

Many feeder types will work well with this mix. To make it as exclusive as possible to the arboreal birds, consider one of the ball or globe style feeders that does not have perches. For the acrobats – no problem!