Old Potters Co. Wildlife Striped Sunflower Seeds Wild Bird Food, 3-lb bag

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  • These sunflower seeds are non-GMO and may contain natural field debris and twigs, offering birds an authentic food source.
  • The seeds are grown without harmful chemicals, ensuring a safe and nutritious option for feathered visitors.
  • Striped sunflower seeds naturally attract a wide variety of birds, from colorful songbirds to cardinals and finches.
  • Rich in protein and essential nutrients, the seeds support energy, feather quality, and overall bird health.
  • Carefully sourced from small farms in the USA, these seeds help sustain local agriculture.

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By Marsha on Dec 5, 2025

Good looking sunflower seeds

These are nice looking sunflowers. Not the biggest I've seen but rather clean so that's good. I'm not 'too' sure what the birds think. They don't go gung-ho over

These are nice looking sunflowers. Not the biggest I've seen but rather clean so that's good. I'm not 'too' sure what the birds think. They don't go gung-ho over them but then again, it's been a strange season thus far. I normally have a very active feeding station but this past summer/fall it rather dropped off, it's now Dec, has picked up a little, but not as active as other years. Not sure what it is. Which is why I bought this bag on Chewy. I usually buy from the feed store. They're nice looking sunflowers though and a big bag at a decent price. They are being eaten. Thank you.