Wild Bird Feed

Wild Bird Feed

Mixed bird seed, including sunflower seeds, millet, and other grains

Premium Wild Bird Feed (With Corn)

A mixture of black, white, yellow, and brown sesame seeds on a white background - great for bird feeder.

Finch Mix

Pile of dark roasted black rice seeds on white background - great for bird feeder.

Nyjer

A close-up of a pile of sunflower seeds on a white background - great for bird feeder.

Premium Wild Bird Feed (Without Corn)

Pile of mixed bird seeds on white background.

Dove Mix

A pile of mixed nuts on a white background.

Peanuts out of Shell

A mixture of various types of birdseed, including corn, sunflower seeds, millet, and other small grains, scattered on a white surface.

Pigeon Mix

A pile of black sunflower seeds on a white background.

Sunflower Seed

Peanuts in their shells scattered on a white background.

Peanuts in Shell

Mixed bird seed with sunflower seeds, millet, and peanuts
A close-up of black sunflower seeds scattered on a white background.
A pile of mixed birdseed seeds on a white background.
A pile of black rice grains on a white background.

Nyjer

Mixed nuts including almonds, cashews, and peanuts on a white background.

Peanuts out of Shell

A pile of black sunflower seeds on a white background.

Sunflower Seed

Premium Wild Bird Feed (Without Corn)

Premium Wild Bird Feed (With Corn)

Mixed birdseed with black, white, and brown seeds on a white background.
A mixture of dried birdseed and grains spread on a white background.

Pigeon Mix

Dove Mix

Pile of peanuts in shells on a white background.

Peanuts in Shell

Tips & Tricks

Pick the Perfect Spot – Place your feeder near a window so you can enjoy the view!

Give Them a Boost – High-energy foods like Black Oil Sunflower, Peanuts, Corn, and Suet (all available at Nobleton Feed Mill) help birds stay warm.

Keep It Dry – A feeder with a roof keeps snow and moisture off their food.

Stay Stocked – Keep feeders full so your feathered friends always have something to eat.

Be Selective – Nyjer seed attracts smaller birds while keeping Grackles and Blackbirds away.

Keep Squirrels Out – A squirrel-proof feeder helps ensure birds get the food.

Match the Feeder to the Bird – Finch feeders for finches, hummingbird feeders for hummingbirds!

Mix It Up – Platform or hopper feeders work well for larger seeds, and suet cages keep suet secure.

Two blue tit birds perched on a bird feeder filled with mixed nuts, against a blurred background of sky and landscape.

Tips & Tricks

Several small birds, including blue tits and a great tit, perched on a bird feeder filled with peanuts, against a background of blurred sky and trees.

Pick the Perfect Spot – Place your feeder near a window so you can enjoy the view!

Give Them a Boost – High-energy foods like Black Oil Sunflower, Peanuts, Corn, and Suet (all available at Nobleton Feed Mill) help birds stay warm.

Keep It Dry – A feeder with a roof keeps snow and moisture off their food.

Stay Stocked – Keep feeders full so your feathered friends always have something to eat.

Be Selective – Nyjer seed attracts smaller birds while keeping Grackles and Blackbirds away.

Keep Squirrels Out – A squirrel-proof feeder helps ensure birds get the food.

Match the Feeder to the Bird – Finch feeders for finches, hummingbird feeders for hummingbirds!

Mix It Up – Platform or hopper feeders work well for larger seeds, and suet cages keep suet secure.