This is great! I hate the cost of the fancy seed when all it has done is have some vitamins added maybe? I always stick my seed in freezer for a day or so if I am concerned about bugs.
Now, I will start looking for deals on GOOD wild bird food for finches....
Wild Finch Food For Finches and Canaries
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katlovesaandw
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Re: Wild Finch Food For Finches and Canaries
9 Society Finches- Morticia, Fester, Wednesday, Pugsley, Lurch, Flora, Fauna, Banty and Nefertiti
1 Owl Finch- Stitch
5 Zebra Finches- Unamed at this point as they are new!
2 Cats-Tinkerbell and Taz
2 Dogs-Leia and Niko
1 Bearded Dragon-Norberta
17 Chickens
4 Ducks
Fish indoors and out
2 Teens, 1 Husband, 6 Childcare Kids
1 Owl Finch- Stitch
5 Zebra Finches- Unamed at this point as they are new!
2 Cats-Tinkerbell and Taz
2 Dogs-Leia and Niko
1 Bearded Dragon-Norberta
17 Chickens
4 Ducks
Fish indoors and out
2 Teens, 1 Husband, 6 Childcare Kids
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hilljack13
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Re: Wild Finch Food For Finches and Canaries
I've used wild finch seed for years and have had successful clutches. I have found a few worms in the seed from time to time but I actually filtered the bag and fed the worms to my finches. They loved them.