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Economy Wild Bird Food 30 Lb Bag For Ground Feeding Birds

SKU #10204826 Model #10204826

UPC #011641750902

Economy Wild Bird Food 30 Lb Bag For Ground Feeding Birds
Regular Price
$ 15.99

Subject to availability and seasonality from suppliers. If we cannot get it, you will be notified and refunded.
Key Features
AI Generated
  • Suitable for a variety of feeding stations, from feeders to ground spreads.
  • Hassle‑free feeding: fill a feeder or scatter for immediate bird activity.
  • Fill your feeders for months with the 30 lb bag of high‑quality seed.
  • Each seed is chosen for quality, delivering a tasty mix for birds.
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Description

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Feathered Friend Economy Wild Bird Food is the perfect choice for bird enthusiasts looking to attract a variety of feathered friends to their backyard. This high-quality bird seed mix is specially formulated to appeal to ground feeding birds, ensuring that your outdoor space is alive with the sounds and sights of nature. With a generous net content of 30 pounds, this bird food is ideal for both casual bird watchers and dedicated ornithologists alike.

Key Features:
- Net Content: 30 lb bag
- Attracts: Ground feeding birds, including sparrows, doves, and juncos
- Economical: Cost-effective option for bird feeding
- Quality Ingredients: Carefully selected seeds to ensure freshness and appeal
- Easy to Use: Simply fill your feeders or scatter on the ground for birds to enjoy

This bird food is perfect for use in backyard feeders, on bird tables, or scattered on the ground to attract a variety of birds. Whether you are an experienced bird watcher or just starting out, Feathered Friend Economy Wild Bird Food will help you create a welcoming environment for your avian visitors.

Specifications

SKU 10204826UPC 011641750902
Model Number 10204826Brand SS now AGWAY