Wagner's Four Season 100% Black Oil Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Food
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Try out a bag of Wagner's Four Season 100% Black Oil Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Food and you'll have nearby fellow birders wondering where all the songbirds went. They'll have to come watch them in your yard, because these black oil sunflower seeds have a taste most wild birds love and a thin shell that makes it easy for them to consume. This gourmet seed is high in energy and can be used to fill tube, hopper or tray feeders to attract cardinals, finches, chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers and many more.
Key Benefits- 100% black oil sunflower seeds that birds love.
- Attracts the widest variety of songbirds such as cardinals, chickadees, finches, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and many more.
- Gourmet extra clean seeds have a thin shell, are easy to consume, and provide high energy content.
- Can be used in tube, hopper or tray feeders.
- Attracting your favorite birds since 1894 and made in the USA, because your backyard birds deserve the best.
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Item Number97115
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Weight20.0 pounds
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Feeder TypeHopper, Platform, Tube
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Farm Animal TypeN/A
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Bird TypeWild Bird, Cardinal, Chickadee, Finch, Nuthatch, Woodpecker
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Food FormBirdseed
Black Oil Sunflower.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 14.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 24.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 35.0% max |
| Moisture | 15.0% max |
To attract the greatest variety of birds, you should have at least 2 - 3 different types of feeders to accommodate different types of seeds, and varying feeding habits. Hopper Feeders and Tube Feeders (with large holes) are better for Sunflower Seed, Safflower Seed, Peanuts and Blended Seeds. Finch Tube Feeders (with small holes) are better for Nyer Seed and Finch Food. Platform Feeders will accommodate ground feeding birds (such as Cardinals, Juncos, Doves, Jays, and Sparrows) and other wildlife.
Wagner's Wild Bird Food
Wagner's has a simple philosophy when it comes to feeding wild birds—feed them the seeds they like. And they make it easy for bird watchers to keep their feeders busy with a wide variety of premium, specialty, deluxe and value blends. Wagner's seed mixes are made with only the cleanest, freshest ingredients to fill your yard with the happy chirps of satisfied songbirds.
Always The First
As an industry trailblazer, Wagner's has had many firsts. They were the first company over 80 years ago to sell a bird seed for year-round feeding. Before that, bird feeding was just a winter activity to give wild birds the energy they needed to survive the winter. They've also been the first to market black oil sunflower seed, regional blends, and deluxe and premium bird foods.
The Perfect Seed for Every Bird
PREMIUM BLENDS
Made from premium seeds with tons of sunflower content to attract the most songbirds.
SPECIALTY BLENDS
Great for attracting specific types of birds, like Cardinals, Finches and Woodpeckers, and loaded with all the ingredients they love most.
SPECIALTY SEEDS
Spoil the birds you can't wait to see, including Blue Jays, Purple Finches and Chickadees, with 100% single-ingredient food.
About Wagner's
As the oldest and largest privately owned wild bird food company in the USA, Wagner's has been helping bird enthusiasts attract wild birds to their backyards since 1894. With special blends of high-quality, fresh ingredients, their seed mixes have become time-tested favorites for all types of birds across America. They produce many different wild bird foods that are developed to give your feathered friends more of the seeds they love, making your feeders come alive with beautiful songbirds.
Customer Reviews
88% Recommend
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What Happened?
By JRaz on Oct 23, 2021
Something is wrong with the seed. Birds were loving it. Now they won’t touch it. They pull it out and it is scattered over the ground. Even squirrels won’t touch it. Same for Wagner’s Safflower Seed. Used to be great. Now birds won’t touch it. Wondering about pesticides in fields where harvested.
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Good Stuff
By dgrubb001 on Aug 31, 2021
Everything loves this stuff way better than what I was buying from a less expensive store I will not name, but begins with W and ends with a T. I can't keep the bird feeder full. Birds have came from all over of all different kinds, some I've never seen before here. Yes, the squirrels love it too. And so do the nocturnal little brown flying squirrels. If it's full in the afternoon, it's empty again by morning. I need to get some PICs of those. I haven't seen one yet, but suspect they are the robbers at night... Try some and you will be very happy.
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Fits into a 5gal bucket (almost)
By CH2001 on Sep 28, 2021
Starlings’ wimpy beaks can’t open these, so they stay away, which keeps the other birds happy. The whole bag just about fits into a 5gal bucket for easy storage. I filled up my two feeders and then the bucket and only had about 2 cups leftover. (Scattered it, hope the squirrels appreciate my generosity.)
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Good seed but one major problem
By Nyssard on Aug 16, 2021
This is a good seed and multiple birds and squirrels love it. The big issue or problem that it took me about a week to notice is that my feeders hang from tree branches and below the feeders is my yard. Well what I never thought about was the shells from the seed actually build up a really REALY thick layer and they will strangle the grass by blocking water/sunlight/ and air from absorbing into the soil. So if you have any kind of yard that you're proud of either get ready to use a strong rake and constantly rake the debris(shells) up otherwise your yard will start to show signs of dying or a fungus will form since the layer of shells reduces the amount of water that is absorbed by the soil/ This is a good seed and multiple birds and squirrels love it. The big issue or problem that it took me about a week to notice is that my feeders hang from tree branches and below the feeders is my yard. Well what I never thought about was the shells from the seed actually build up a really REALY thick layer and they will strangle the grass by blocking water/sunlight/ and air from absorbing into the soil. So if you have any kind of yard that you're proud of either get ready to use a strong rake and constantly rake the debris(shells) up otherwise your yard will start to show signs of dying or a fungus will form since the layer of shells reduces the amount of water that is absorbed by the soil/ yard. I on the other hand am NOT going to be using this straight B.O.S.S. anymore and I'm gonna buy a mix seed preferably with little to no B.O.S.S. mixed in. … more
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Birds love it
By RowdyMom on Jul 30, 2021
Am very satisfied with this product. Yes, it has bits and pieces of the sunflower stalks, etc...but good grief, its bird seed. The thinner shell makes this good food for the smaller birds as well as the big lunkers in the bird kingdom. I also would prefer that bird seed not be heat treated, because if it kills the seed then how substantial can it be as a food source for the birds? The larger size is also convenient so I'm not ordering ALL the time. If the birds are happy with it, I'm good with it too. =)
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Mixed feelings
By Lovethebirds on Sep 20, 2021
The birds seem to really like this seed but it was so full of debris and trash and was worse the lower I got in the bag. I am looking to try some from other venders.
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Sticks and other debris
By Trash on Sep 4, 2021
I work in agriculture and I could never get away with this amount of debris and sticks. I paid for a bag of sunflower seeds. I don't want all this extra TRASH. The sunflowers themselves were fine.
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Cardinal seed
By Valerie on Oct 6, 2021
There was more debris-twig pcs-etc -in this seed than the Kaytee brand I normally purchase. I will stick to the old brand in the future.
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Really disappointing
By JfromNC on Aug 21, 2021
Too much extra trash in the seed, and the sunflower seeds seem dusty. Really disappointing. It's so convenient to be able to order seed online. Guess I'll go back to our local bird store for quality black oil sunflower seeds.
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Better than Others
By indybruce on Aug 15, 2021
Wagner's black oil sunflower seed seems better than others I have tried, meaning the birds in my back yard (not to mention the squirrels!) scarf it down twice as fast. That can be a mixed blessing but they are fun to watch in either case!
