Backyard Bird Diet - Page 2
Can birds eat crackers
With a few wild birds happy to eat your plain old crackers, bear in mind there's no value in baked goods which means crackers are a filler only.
Can wild birds eat salted peanuts
When salt is fed to wild birds in peanuts this can later lead to a wild birds demise; salt is highly toxic to animals, and if fed to birds it will poison them.
Can wild birds eat dried fruit
Feed birds dried fruit in your yard as its a great way to invite more birds to feed, with dried fruits soaked in water to soften them up for birds to ingest easier.
Can wild birds eat peanut butter
Birds who frequent your backyard are likely to be nut eating birds, thus are seen to eat peanut butter which can contain more important, nutritious rich ingredients.
Can wild birds eat Pumpkin seeds
Nutty taste with a soft texture seed, pumpkin seeds are a distinctive seed that is safe to feed wild birds preferably out of its white shell which can be a nuisance.
Can wild birds eat Hemp seeds
Despite the Hemp seed originating on a well known drug plant, Hemp seeds are perfectly safe for people of all ages, so can be fed to your wild birds.
Do wild birds eat Walnuts
I couldn't ever imagine sharing walnuts with my backyard birds, although can safely be fed to birds if they're first cracked open out of their shell.
Can wild birds eat Flaxseed
What with Flaxseed being readily available, it has a familiar nutty taste with a soft bite; its any wonder most seed-eating birds do eat this small seed.
Can wild birds eat oats
Oats are a protein rich, nutritious food you can give to birds providing its one of few; also feed these birds' seeds, nuts or mealworms for a balanced diet.
Can birds eat all nuts
Nuts other than peanuts can be offered to your backyard nut eating birds; they must be extracted out of their shell with no salted coatings or flavors.
