Wagner’s 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food, 20-Pound Bag – Premium Sunflower & Safflower Seed Mix for Cardinals, Finches & Chickadees

Wagner’s 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food, 20-Pound Bag – Premium Sunflower & Safflower Seed Mix for Cardinals, Finches & Chickadees

  • REGIONALLY FORMULATED: Specifically blended to attract the songbirds native to the Midwest.
  • PREMIUM INGREDIENTS: Contains a rich mix of Black Oil Sunflower, Striped Sunflower, Safflower, and select grains.
  • ATTRACTION GUARANTEED: Designed to draw Cardinals, Chickadees, Finches, Blue Jays, and more.
  • 20-POUND VALUE BAG: Provides a generous supply to keep your feeders full and birds happy longer.
  • FEEDER FRIENDLY: Perfect for use in hopper, tube, or platform bird feeders.
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Product Description

Transform your backyard into a vibrant sanctuary for local songbirds with Wagner’s 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food. Expertly crafted to cater to the specific dietary preferences of Midwest avian populations, this 20-pound bag offers a substantial supply of premium nutrition that birds love.

Why Wagner’s Midwest Blend?
Unlike generic mixes, this blend focuses on the seeds that backyard birds in your region actively seek. It features a high concentration of oil-rich black oil sunflower seeds, hearty striped sunflower seeds, and premium safflower seeds. This strategic combination ensures that you attract a wider variety of beautiful birds, including vibrant Cardinals, energetic Chickadees, colorful Finches, and bold Blue Jays, while discouraging unwanted pests and squirrels.

Versatile & Easy to Use: Designed for convenience, this blend works perfectly in a wide variety of feeder types, including hopper, tube, and platform feeders. Whether you are an avid bird watcher or simply looking to bring nature closer to home, Wagner’s provides the quality nutrition needed to keep your feathered friends returning season after season. Trust the experts at Wagner’s to deliver the ultimate backyard birding experience.

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