We can arrange convenient curbside pick-up anytime Mon-Fri. 8:30-4:00. We also have plenty of bird feeders in stock that we can also offer. Payment is by cash or check (made payable to MCCD). Please call 570-629-3061 for more details or to arrange a pick-up. All proceeds benefit Kettle Creek.
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BLACK OIL SUNFLOWER: The birds #1 choice in sunflower seeds with thinner shells and a high seed-to-shell ratio.
VALUE BLEND: This economical mix is a good general purpose mixture of seeds that will attract a variety of songbirds to your yard. Contains red milo, cracked corn, white proso millet and black oil sunflower. CHOICE BLEND: Contains many of the favorite seeds and nuts for a wide variety of birds. It has no filler seeds or grains and creates a wonderful blend of millet, black oil sunflower, cracked corn, peanuts, safflower and striped sunflower.
PREMIUM BLEND: Contains 40% sunflower and over 10% nuts making it a gourmet meal for your backyard birds. Its twelve different ingredients include black oil and striped sunflower, tree nuts, canola, nyjer and dried fruit.
SUNFLOWER KERNELS Hulled and chipped sunflower hearts (reduces the mess of shells).
SAFFLOWER SEED: Proven to be a high energy treat for selective feeding. It is a favorite of cardinals and other colorful birds. Best of all, squirrels don’t like it.
FRUIT & NUT WOODPECKER BLEND: Used in a specially designed woodpecker feeder, this mix of peanuts, sunflower seeds, tree nuts, corn, dried fruit and pumpkin seeds is a great mix to attract woodpeckers. FINCH BLEND: A slightly cheaper finch mix that works in a thistle feeder and attracts all area finches. Contains nyjer, sunflower pieces, yellow finch millet, canary seed and canola seed.
NYJER (THISTLE) SEED: USDA approved Indian nyjer seed. High oil content, liked by finches.
HI-ENERGY SUET: A cake of pure beef suet, peanut butter, sunflower, millet, safflower, corn, etc. It's blended into a rectangular cake for most suet feeders.