Safflower Bird Seed for Cardinals and Songbirds, 5-Pound Bag with Mild Nutty Flavor – Wagner’s 57075
Safflower bird seed gives backyard birders a focused single-seed option for attracting cardinals and other songbirds. Wagner’s 57075 uses premium safflower with a mild, nutty flavor enjoyed by cardinals, chickadees, titmice and grosbeaks. Most squirrels generally dislike its bitter taste, so it can help make feeder visits more appealing to the birds you want to watch.
The five-pound bag contains plant-based whole seed for outdoor feeders and all wild-bird life stages. If changing from another mix, gradually increase the share of safflower in the feeder rather than replacing the food all at once. Tube, hopper and tray feeders can support different visiting species. Store the bag sealed in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from direct sun and off concrete floors, and keep the feeder clean and consistently filled with fresh seed.
Specifications
- Brand: Wagner’s
- Model: 57075
- Product: Safflower seed wild bird food
- Bag size: 5 lb
- Unit count: 80 oz
- Main ingredient: Safflower seed
- Flavor: Mild and nutty
- Food form: Whole seeds
- Diet type: Plant based
- Ingredient claim: Non-GMO
- Suggested birds: Cardinals chickadees titmice and grosbeaks
- Squirrel response: Most squirrels generally dislike the bitter taste
- Suggested feeders: Tube hopper or tray feeders
- Use location: Outdoor bird feeding
- Life stage: All life stages
- Allergen note: May contain peanuts
- Storage: Keep sealed in a cool dry ventilated location
Frequently Asked Questions
Which birds are attracted to Wagner’s safflower seed?
The seed is a favorite for cardinals and is also used to attract chickadees, titmice, grosbeaks and other songbirds.
Will safflower seed keep every squirrel away?
No. Most squirrels generally dislike its bitter taste, but individual wildlife behavior and feeder placement can still vary.
How should I switch from another bird seed?
Gradually add more safflower to the existing feeder mix over time so visiting birds can adjust to the new food.
How should the five-pound bag be stored?
Seal the seed in its package or a storage container and keep it in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from sunlight and concrete floors.