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Lyric Fruit & Nut High Energy Bird Seed Mix
What makes Lyric Fruit & Nut different from other fruit and nut mixes?
Nuts: In order to make a genuine fruit and nut mix, it is important to start with a wide range of highly palatable nuts. Lyric begins by using roasted, shelled peanuts and Valencia peanuts - sweet, raw peanuts grown primarily in the Southwest. Valencia peanuts have a bright red skin that adds color and nutrition to the mix. Three of the most bird-desirable tree nuts are added next: almonds, pecans and cashews. Pistachios complete the nut portion of the recipe adding more color and variety.
Fruits: Cranberries and raisins are viewed as two of the most acceptable fruits for wild birds. The contrast in colors of Lyric Fruit & Nut adds to the attractiveness of the mix.
Bird Favorites: A filler-free mix of sunflower kernels, shelled pumpkin seeds and steamed crimped corn is added to Lyric Fruit & Nut. These prize
Nuts: In order to make a genuine fruit and nut mix, it is important to start with a wide range of highly palatable nuts. Lyric begins by using roasted, shelled peanuts and Valencia peanuts - sweet, raw peanuts grown primarily in the Southwest. Valencia peanuts have a bright red skin that adds color and nutrition to the mix. Three of the most bird-desirable tree nuts are added next: almonds, pecans and cashews. Pistachios complete the nut portion of the recipe adding more color and variety.
Fruits: Cranberries and raisins are viewed as two of the most acceptable fruits for wild birds. The contrast in colors of Lyric Fruit & Nut adds to the attractiveness of the mix.
Bird Favorites: A filler-free mix of sunflower kernels, shelled pumpkin seeds and steamed crimped corn is added to Lyric Fruit & Nut. These prize
- A high-energy wild bird mix featuring a gourmet blend of select fruits, seeds and shell-free nuts.
- Packed with many premium, all natural ingredients with no fillers for less waste.
- Attracts chickadees, robins, orioles, Blue Jays, titmice, buntings, cardinals, grosbeaks, towhees, nuthatches and Cedar Waxwings.