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Offer Hot Pepper Foods & Keep Critters Away from Bird Feeders!
Squirrels and other critters can turn a bird feeder an all-you-can-eat buffet, emptying it in no time.Our exclusive line of hot pepper bird food keeps the birds happily fed, while sending pesky critters packing. Shop now for the widest selection of hot pepper bird foods available anywhere, including seed blends, seed cylinders, Bark Butter products, suets, and more!
For a limited time, receive a FREE small Hot Pepper Seed Cylinder when you spend $75*. Valid thru 9/14/25
*Valid in-store or online. No promo code needed online. Free item will be added to qualifying online orders. Must spend $75 before tax after all discounts and other promotions. Not valid on previous purchases. Valid thru 9/14/25 while supplies last. See store for all details.
Offer High-Protein Foods to Help Birds During Molting Season
Most adult songbirds molt (change feathers) once a year, usually after nesting season. During this process, worn feathers drop away and fresh ones emerge. This feather makeover (whether full or partial) is intense, lasting four to eight weeks.
Growing feathers demands a lot of protein (feathers are more than 90% protein) and plenty of fats. Feather hue and strength can make or break a bird's success in breeding, territory defense and insulation. Without enough protein and fats, feathers may growin weak, dull, or damaged.
You can make a difference by keeping your feeders full of high-fat foods, such as our No-Mess Plus Blends, Finch Blend, Cardinal Confetti Blend, peanuts, sunflower chips, mealworms, no-melt suets, and Bark Butter products. By providing these essential building blocks, you'll help birds maintain their health (and good looks) thoughout the molt.
Visit us to learn more about helping your birds stay healthy and looking good!
Reduce Lights at Night to Save Migrating Birds
Every spring and fall, billions of birds migrate across North America, navigating mostly under the cover of darkness. Artifical lights pose a serious threat, attracting and disorienting the birds, leading to dangerous collisions with buildings.The solution is simple: Flip the switch, and turn off the lights. By reducing unnecessary lights, the growning international "Lights Out" movement is making an impact, saving birds while conserving energy and lowering costs.
As fall migration gets underway, here are some simple ways you can keep the skies darker at night and help birds stay our of harms way:
- Turn off non-essential lights from 11PM until 6AM during critical migration periods.
- Turn off or dim lobby and atrium lights.
- Turn off or dim interior home lighting or draw blinds to prevent light from escaping.
- Turn off decorative landscape lighting.
- Turn off lights before leaving home or the office.
- Be sure outdoor lights are aimed down or shielded.
- Install motion sensors on outside lights to reduce use.
Together we can make a big impact! Commit to Saving the Song Birds today. Learn about more ways to help birds during migration HERE!
Did You Know We Offer In-Store Presentations and Events Every Month?!
Every month we offer in-store presentations and activities to help educate our customers and the community on bird feeding and nature related topics. In March we hosted HooHaven whom provides Bird of Prey educational outreach programs! Check out our up-coming presentations, events, and kids activities on our event page HERE!
Help Save The Song Birds and Be Seasonally Savvy!
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If you've enjoyed our expert bird feeding advice, unique nature products, or simply the joy of connecting with fellow bird lovers - we'd be thrilled if you left us a Google Review! Your kind words help others discover our store and become part of the backyard birding community. Share what you love most- whether it's our friendly service, feeder and food selction, or your favorite moments with the birds in your yard. Thank you for being part of our flock! Leave us a review on Google HERE!