Blue Seal Wild Bird Feed

Blue Seal

Wild bird feed for every backyard visitor.

Blue Seal blends five distinct wild bird feeds — from a corn-free winter mix for cardinals and finches to a ground-feeding blend for juncos and doves — so you can feed exactly the birds showing up at your feeder. In stock at Hatchet Hardware stores across the Capital Region.

Five blends

All-around mix · 11% protein

Song Maker

Black oil sunflower, sunflower chips, peanut hearts, cracked corn and white millet — a versatile everyday mix that draws juncos, towhees, catbirds, sparrows and titmice.

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Corn-free · 14% protein

Concerto

A corn-free, high-energy mix of black oil sunflower, sunflower chips and white safflower — a strong winter feed formulated for cardinals, finches and grosbeaks.

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Broad appeal · 13% protein

Nature’s Choice

Generous black oil and striped sunflower, white safflower and peanut hearts — a high-energy mix that draws chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, finches and cardinals alike.

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Woodland mix · 13% protein

Song Maker Supreme

Black oil and striped sunflower with sunflower chips, peanut hearts, cracked corn and white millet — built for woodland dwellers like chickadees, nuthatches and titmice.

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Ground-feeding mix · 9% protein

Sing Along

Fine-cracked corn, white millet, sunflower seed and peanut hearts — the mix to scatter for ground feeders like juncos, towhees, buntings and mourning doves.

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Also in stock

Economy mix · 50 lb

Garden Variety

An everyday, budget-friendly wild bird mix — a straightforward option for keeping the feeder full.

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Single ingredient · 25 & 50 lb

Coarse Cracked Corn

Straight cracked corn for scattering on the ground — a favorite with doves, jays and other ground feeders, or to stretch a mix further.

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All five blends in stock at Hatchet Hardware stores across the Capital Region — order online for delivery or pick up in store.

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