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This premium large parrot seed mix includes a well-balanced mixture of grey stripe sunflower, oats, safflower, cracked corn, barley, milo and wheat.
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Availability date: 01/01/1970
General Bird Seed Information:
Bird seed mixes provide the seed component of a balanced avian diet. In the wild birds eat a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers, plants, nectar, grains, roots & tubers, nuts, grubs, animal matter such as insects and carrion, grit and even clay. A pure seed diet will be relatively high in fat and low in nutrients particularly Vitamin A and calcium. Seed is a vital part of a balanced avian diet but should not be the only part. Although "complete" diets such as pellets or fortified seed diets claim to provide a balanced diet they give bird keepers a false sense of security and do not replicate natural conditions or nutritional inputs. Also, while little is known about how the mind of a bird works, bird-fanciers will agree they are intelligent creatures and a monotonous pellet or seed diet will bore them. A varied diet provides mental stimulation for caged and aviary birds. We advocate a varied balanced diet thoughtfully provided by well-informed bird-keepers.
Diet Suggestions:
Note: This information is only very general and might not be suitable to your specific bird or situation. Please seek expert advice before caring for any birds or pets.
I bought this bird seeds package which is slightly expensive than others. I am feeding only a small amount each day to attract yellow crested cockatoo in my backyard. I found in this package contains many fancy sunflower seeds but my wild birds are not very keen. They favors another slightly cheaper seeds mix available on this site. I am using a several variety of tray, 3 hanging trays, 2 terracotta trays on the garden bed, 2 oven trays on top of the rain water tank so they don't fight each others and they are protected from other animals.
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Is lower in oil and fat when compared to black sunflower. This can be beneficial especially for inactive or caged parrots.
Popular for parrots, poultry, horses etc. Black sunflower is higher in oil than grey stripe sunflower, so is more suited to poultry, wild birds or birds that have more room to fly around.
Sprouts provide great nutrition in a form that your birds will really love. Includes Grey Stripe, oats, wheat, safflower, dun peas, lupins, Mung Beans, corn, safflower and white millet.
For the Rebel in your backyard! High in course grains, this mix is great for attracting wild birds to your garden. Includes Wheat, Sorghum, Black Sunflower, Oats, Corn, Safflower, Layer Pellets, Millets.
Almonds In-Shell are an excellent supplement to a parrots staple diet of parrot mix. Give your parrot some entertainment breaking these up. Also a good source of calcium.
Multicoloured, fruity pellets that appeal to even the most finicky eaters. Designed by Vets and Nutritionists. Made in Australia from first-grade Aussie products.