
Why use bird seed when the bird can eat what is found in nature?
Well
bird seed is a great way to attract birds to you home. Bird seed also
helps keep the birds nourished and healthy. In the winter or in dry
seasons it may be hard for birds to find appropriate food so bird seed
is a great way to keep birds nourished.
What bird seed do I choose?
When
you choose a bird seed for your birds look for ones with high fat and
protein content. This will ensure that your birds will be well
nourished and well feed. There are different types of bird seed that
you can offer the birds around your home. Depending on what type of
birds you want to attract will depend on the bird seed and the bird
feeder. For some bird seeds hanging bird feeders or tube bird feeders
are best. While for others birds platform bird feeders or suet bird
feeders are the better choice. To see what kind of bird seed is most
preferred by birds, here is a useful bird seed chart.
When do I use bird seed?
Bird
seed can be used year round. There is nothing wrong with feeding birds
in the summer and spring this way they will receive the nutrient that
they need while they are nesting. It is important that if you start
feeding wild birds in the winter that you continue to feed them. Once
wild birds find a reliable food source they will keep coming back to eat
there.
What is suet?
Suet is a great bird food. Suet is
animal fat and should be made with the highest quality beef kidney fat.
Suet is processed so that it will not spoil or become soft and melt
with different temperatures, because if this happens then all your bird
seed will end up on the ground. Here is more information about suet.
What is wild bird seed?
Wild
bird seed is all of the seeds mentioned above and in the chart. Wild
bird seed can be mixed together for different types of bird feeders, or
to attract different types of birds. Wild bird seed is made for wild
birds, made for the nutrition that they need and how they prefer to eat.
When you are looking a buying a bird feeder online, be sure to check
out all the different types of wild bird seed for that type of bird
feeder.
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