Mr Bird, Golden Safflower Block, 4 oz.
- This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower.
- These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower.
- Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
Mr Bird- Golden Safflower Block
This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower. These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower. Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
- This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower.
- These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower.
- Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
Mr Bird- Golden Safflower Block
This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower. These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower. Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
Description
- This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower.
- These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower.
- Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
Mr Bird- Golden Safflower Block
This 100% seed block is excellent for squirrel prone areas, as squirrels generally don’t like safflower. These blocks are preferred by cardinals, grosbeaks and more, while grackles, sparrows, and starlings generally don’t like safflower. Golden safflower seed has a thinner hull than traditional safflower, so will attract a greater variety of birds.
