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Backyard Bird Diet - Page 3

Published 17th August 2021

Can birds eat French fries

Birds can indeed eat French fries but that isn't to say they should; fries can be coated in salt which is toxic, and so to is fries cooked in vegetable oil.

Published 15th August 2021

Can wild birds eat bread

You can feed bread to wild birds but its best too with as little as possible; focus less on bread but more on seeds, as bread can cause health issues later.

Published 2nd April 2021

Do wild birds like peanut butter

Reward of feeding wild birds peanut butter is a protein rich spread, but few bird species like peanut butter, so you need to make sure they are present.

Published 3rd March 2021

Can birds eat pecans

Pecans are a safe yet common nut that can be fed to wild birds; the nut is high in protein so is sure to re-store lost fat when birds need it most.

Published 27th February 2021

Is it OK to feed birds bread crumbs

Offering bread to birds should be avoided at all costs, but to serve up a small amount of bread crumbs would be fine, if that's not all they're eating.

Published 17th February 2021

Do Orioles like oranges

Whenever you get a chance be sure to offer up a large ripe orange to your Orioles, with a cut in half orange a must while impaling it high up off the ground.

Published 5th February 2021

Do wild birds eat maggots

Maggots should never be fed to wild birds even though they do eat them in nature; maggots consume offal which in turn is dangerous for birds.

Published 3rd February 2021

What do American Goldfinch eat

American Goldfinches mostly eat all types of daisy family flowers in the wild, including sunflower and thistle seeds, some insects or maple sap.

Published 27th January 2021

Can birds eat coconut

Few birds who come to our backyard to feed may be willing to eat part of a coconut, but first make it safe by rinsing out the milk, but no desiccated coconut.

Published 22nd January 2021

Can birds eat Macadamia nuts

Native to Hawaii or Australia, Macadamia nuts can be eaten by our wild birds with no issues at all; high in fiber, while unsalted nuts it must always be.