PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Peckish Nyjer Seed is an ideal choice for attracting vibrant and colorful birds to your garden. These seeds are high in energy, rich in oil, and packed with essential nutrients. Particularly favored by the brightly colored Goldfinch, their long and thin beaks make it easy for them to enjoy this fine, oil-rich seed.
Benefits: - Store in a cool, dry place - Attracts Goldfinch, Chaffinch, Greenfinch, House Sparrow, Redpoll, and Siskin - Goldfinches often feed in small flocks
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