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One of the most popular, and definitely the most beautiful visitor at
the feeder. Found throughout the eastern United States and from Nebraska
into Mexico. It does best in thick, shrubby growth, but is very adaptable
and can be found in woodlands, brushy swamps and gardens. This bird eats
some insects but prefers seeds, such as sunflower, millet, milo and safflower.
Fruits and nuts are a treat.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Songbird & Cardinal
Blend, Premium No Waste
and Wild Bird Food
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A member of the Crow Family; a colorful backyard bird, very intelligent,
powerfully and annoyingly noisy. Found throughout the eastern half of the
United States and the Great Plains. In most areas, these birds are permanent
residents. They eat just about anything, but prefer acorns, peanut pieces
and sunflower.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Sunflower Seed, Premium
No Waste, and Fruit & Nut
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Rich wine or raspberry red in color, Its beautiful songs in the springtime
will delight you. Found in most of the lower 48 states. Very common to
New Mexico, Arizona and west Texas. Quite adaptable to forest habitats,
as well as plantations and backyards. Likes to eat millet, berries, safflower
and sunflower.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Finch Blend, Fruit & Nut and Premium
No Waste
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Sure to capture your attention, sometimes called the wild canary. Delightful
at the feeder, bouncy in flight, and a pleasure to listen to when in song.
Extremely common in the lower 48 states. Adapts well to meadows, farmland,
urban backyards, brushy fence rows and orchards. Very easy to please with
Niger thistle seed, sunflower hearts, sunflower chips and millet.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Finch Blend, Thistle Seed and Premium
No Waste
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Small but fearless in the presence of people. Can be seen at feeders
from Minnesota to Oklahoma, Arkansas and Tennessee. Prefers farmsteads
and woodlands, but will feed at residential backyards. Enjoys insects,
suet and sunflower.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Sunflower Seed, Songbird
& Cardinal Blend (high sunflower content) and Fruit
& Nut
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A frequent visitors to backyard feeders and easy to please. Can become
extremely tame. Ranges from New Jersey south to Florida and west to Oklahoma
and Texas. Found in woodlands and tree-enhanced neighborhoods. Favorite
seed is sunflower.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Sunflower Seed and Songbird & Cardinal Blend
(high sunflower content)
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Stocky build, noisy and amazingly rich in color. A large member of the
finch family and rather piggish at the feeder. Commonly found in the Pacific
Northwest, and the Rocky Mountains into Mexico and at the Minnesota/Iowa
border. Will eat sunflower, peanuts and safflower seeds from a large feeder
or tray.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Sunflower Seed, Fruit
& Nut and Songbird
& Cardinal Blend (high sunflower content)
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More commonly known to feed from the ground. Its range extends across
northern Minnesota to the Atlantic Ocean. Migrates to the southern states
and northern Mexico, but not common to southern Florida. One of the most
common winter birds under the feeder. Will eat insects, but fond of thistle
and millet.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Thistle Seed, Premium
No Waste and Wild Bird Food
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Famous for its upside-down pose. Found in the eastern United States,
across the Great Plains and in the Rocky Mountains. It usually inhabits
farms and urban backyards with mature trees. Suet is its preference, but
it will eat sunflower, millet, safflower and peanuts.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Premium No Waste, Sunflower Seed, and Wild
Bird Food
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A tiny brown bird that adds variety to your feeder. Found throughout
much of northern Minnesota, but can be noted in most of North America.
Likes coniferous forests, but can be discovered in groves or plantations
where conifers grow. Prefers small seeds like Niger thistle, millet and
sunflower chips.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Thistle Seed, Wild
Finch Blend and Premium No Waste
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Sometimes called the red finch, but not to be mistaken for the purple
finch. Color can range from orange to fire-engine red. Appearance in the
Midwest is most common, but after being captured and turned loose in the
East, the species has adapted well in the New York area, as well as in
most of the eastern United States. Also found in midwestern states from
Minnesota to Mississippi. At the feeder it will eat sunflower, millet,
thistle and peanuts. It also enjoys berries.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Finch Blend, Thistle Seed and Fruit
& Nut
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Its color makes this bird easy to confuse with other birds. It stays
with its kind as a family throughout the winter. A permanent resident of
Texas, it has expanded into Minnesota. Its range extends east to Maine
and southeast to Florida. This bird can be found in swampy or moist wooded
areas and in shade trees. A frequent visitor at feeders and easy to attract
if within the species range. Prefers sunflower and safflower seeds, but
will also eat insects.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Sunflower Seed, Songbird
& Cardinal Blend (high sunflower content) and Premium
No Waste
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Its name describes its cooing calls. A regular resident from spring
until fall. Common throughout the United States, although most migrate
south. Can be found most anywhere from farm country to inner-city parks.
Likes trees and shrubs, and prefers to eat from the ground. Enjoys eating
sunflower and millet.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Bird Food, Premium
No Waste and Sunflower Seed
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Remarkably adaptable to most any climate. Don't let the small size fool
you; this bird is known to aggressively attack songbirds, so it is not
advisable to feed both types from your feeder. Widely spread throughout
North America. Can be found in farm country, where livestock is associated.
Drawn to feeders with small seeds, such as millet and cracked corn.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Bird Food and Premium No Waste
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A faithful visitor to winter feeders. Most commonly noticed in the fall
and winter and usually stays until spring. Found in southern parts of the
United States. Winters its south to the Carolinas, Arkansas and California.
Found in thickets, fields and weedy woodlands. Favorite seed is millet.
Suggested Audubon Park products:
Wild Bird Food, Premium
No Waste and Sunflower Seed
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