Suet To Go suet pellets help provide wild birds with an additional food source,
which is especially important at times when natural resources are depleted.
This insect recipe is popular with the birds, who can enjoy these pellets all
year round.
Why Choose Nyjer Seed?
Nyjer seed is specifically grown for wild birds and is packed with essential nutrients, particularly oils that provide high energy. Unlike other bird seed types, Nyjer seed is incredibly tiny, making it an ideal choice for smaller bird species like goldfinches, redpolls, and siskins. The seed is high in fat, offering birds the energy they need to thrive, especially in the colder months.
Height: Nyjer seed doesn’t have a height associated with it, but its benefit is in attracting birds to your garden. The plants that produce Nyjer seed typically grow around 1.2 to 1.8 meters (4-6 feet) tall.
Spread: Nyjer seed itself doesn’t spread across your garden, but providing it in your garden will encourage birds to visit and stay in the area. Planting additional bird-friendly plants nearby, such as sunflowers, can help spread the attraction even further.
Whether you're looking to feed birds year-round or encourage more species to your garden, Nyjer seed is an excellent choice that benefits both you and your local wildlife.
How to Feed Birds with Nyjer Seed
Feeding birds with Nyjer seed is simple, but there are some key steps to follow for the best results:
Choose the Right Feeder: Nyjer seed is small and requires a specialized feeder. The most common feeder types for Nyjer seed are tube feeders with small feeding holes or mesh socks. These feeders ensure that only small birds can access the seed while keeping larger, unwanted birds away.
Position the Feeder Correctly: Place your Nyjer seed feeder in a quiet, sheltered spot where birds can feed safely. Ideally, choose a location near shrubs or trees that offer natural cover and protection. Avoid placing the feeder in areas that may expose birds to predators.
Refill Regularly: Nyjer seed is a favorite among many small birds, so it may need to be replenished often. Keep an eye on the seed level, and refill the feeder when necessary. During peak bird feeding seasons, you may find that the seed gets