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Lyric 26-47393 Chickadee Wild Bird Food, Premium Sunflower & Nut Mix, 20 Lbs.
Item #: 26-47393 by LEBANON SEABOARD CORP.
UPC #: 088685472879
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Features
- Attracts chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, woodpeckers and many more
- A tree dwellers favorite
- Blended with 100% sunflower seeds and nuts to attract more chickadees, nuthatches and titmice
- Mix is loaded with sunflower seeds, mixed tree nuts and peanuts
- This mix works well in a variety of feeder types
Container Size
20 lb
Packaging Type
Bagged
Bird Type
Chickadee and Nuthatch
Defective Code
A
Each Weight
20.000 LB
Hazardous Material
No
Ingredients include
Ingredients include
Other Ingredients
Shelled Peanuts-Striped Sunflower Seed-Sunflower Kernels-Pecans-Pistachios
Primary Ingredient
Peanut Pieces
Returnable
Yes
Velocity
B
Product Type
Wild Bird Food
Height
8.00
Product Weight (lb.)
20
Brand
Lyric
Perishable
Yes
Product Width (in.)
14
Width
10.00
Wild Bird Food Product Type
Bird Food
Country Origin Code
US
Length
11.00
Product Height (in.)
4.8
Product Length (in.)
22
Net Content
20 lb
Nomenclature
26-47393/47287 CHICKADEE 20LB
Container Type
Bag
Product Overview
BIRDFEED CHICKADEE 20LB
Specifications:
Specifications:
Ingredients: Black Oil Sunflower Seed Pecans Pistachios Shelled Peanuts Striped Sunflower Seed Sunflower Kernels
Chickadee is a wild bird that tend to forage together with nuthatches and titmice in mixed flocks. They dwell in trees and they relish sunflower mixes and tree nuts. Lyric's Chickadee Mix a premium wild bird food is formulated to attract Chickadees. Chickadees bring such pleasure as they acrobatically flit from limb to bird house post. We fondly refer to them as the "social climbers" because of their congeniality and perpetual motion.