Spring is nesting season — a time of high activity, higher energy needs, and constant movement in the backyard.
• Fresh feeding • More variety • Packed in Canada
WHAT TO EXPECT - What you’ll notice first
SPRING ESSENTIALS
Most people start with Songbird’s Blend — then add Nyjer if finches show up.
SIMPLE SPRING GUIDANCE
How to feed birds in spring
- Keep feeding consistent (spring is busy season).
- Offer smaller seeds for songbirds and gentle visitors.
- Keep food fresh + dry as weather changes.
- Add one “special” food (nyjer or suet) for variety.
Yes — it’s safe to feed birds in spring.Just keep feeders clean and offer fresh, quality food.
SPRING FEEDING FAQs
Is it safe to feed birds in spring?
Yes — spring feeding is safe and helpful.
It’s a high-activity season, and consistent food supports busy backyard routines.
Just keep feeders clean and food fresh.
What should I feed birds most in spring?
A reliable everyday blend is the best base.
If finches show up, adding nyjer is one of the easiest spring upgrades.
Do I need to change my feeding in spring?
Not completely.
Most backyards do best with one consistent base blend — then one spring add-on for variety.
Why do birds seem extra active in spring?
Spring is nesting season.
Birds are moving more, feeding more, and visiting more often — which is why spring can be one of the most rewarding times to feed.
Is suet okay in spring?
Yes — especially in early spring.
If mornings are still cold, suet can be a simple high-energy add-on.
