Wagner’s Safflower Seed – Cardinals love it, squirrels don’t. Wagner’s Safflower Seed is a great way to attract the birds you want – Cardinals, Chickadees, Titmice, Grosbeaks – and discourage the “feeder hogs”, like Grackles and Starlings, that keep them away. And best of all, squirrels don’t like the bitter taste so they will stay away as well. If you have unwanted birds and squirrels crowding out your songbirds we recommend gradually filling your feeder with Wagner’s Safflower Seed for a period of time, then gradually mixing in your favorite Wagner’s Premium Wild Bird Food. Wagner’s Safflower Seed is truly a premium, high value seed not found in ordinary blends. So give the Cardinals their favorite seed and keep the pests away at the same time, with Wagner’s Safflower Seed. Trust your backyard birds to the experts at Wagner’s.
Product Features
- A favorite seed of Cardinals and other songbirds
- Found in many gourmet mixes
- Squirrels dislike this seed
- Highest quality grains used
- Made in the USA
SQUIRRELS don’t like it, but BIRDS do like it We get this because squirrels don’t like it but birds do like it.
My preferred bird seed In my yard safflower seed actually works much better than black oil sunflower to attract desirable birds. Why? Sunflower is adored by those pesky European house sparrows who mob the feeder when it is served, crowding out other birds. Grackles also love it (and also drive away smaller birds), as do squirrels, who can’t get to the feeder but loiter constantly under it for any discards. Granted, the sparrows are not picky and do eat safflower, too. But they (and the grackles) do not like it as…
Quality 6 lb. bag o’ safflower seed can be found at nog box for nine dollars There is no reason to increase the price by more than double, other than price gouging.