Audubon Park

Audubon Park Connecting Families to Nature for Over 60 years. When you feed birds, they in turn, feed your soul.

They fill your senses with the beauty of their feathers, the music of their songs, and the joy of their flight. At Audubon Park, we love birds and care for them like no one else. Our family has been making the safest, highest quality food for backyard wildlife for over 60 years. We make it easy for you to attract and feed the birds you love. Turn your backyard into a wild bird sanctuary with Audubon Park.

03/22/2025

It's officially the first weekend of spring! 🌸Who's going to spend it birdwatching? 🐦

03/14/2025

Did you know that the Pine Warbler is the sole warbler species that consistently consumes seeds? In winter, it partakes in a diverse range of feeder foods, including millet, cracked corn, sunflower seeds, peanuts, and suet.

02/26/2025

"Doesn't that squirrel know it's still National Bird Feeding Month?" 🐦 Keep all your backyard buddies happy with well-stocked bird and squirrel feeders! 🥜🐿️

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️

Show some love to your feathered friends with a feeder full of bird food or a teacup full of mealworms!

02/13/2025

Are you participating in the Global Backyard Bird Count this year?! 🐦 From February 14-17, you can help scientists by sharing your wild bird observations!

Here's how:
🐦Set aside at least 15 minutes for some epic birdwatching and note all the birds you see and hear.
📱Report your observations in the Merlin Bird ID app or on the eBird website.

This information helps scientists better understand and protect birds around the world. 🌎

Learn more at www.birdcount.org

01/28/2025

Did you know that Pileated Woodpeckers are year-round residents of the eastern U.S. and some western states? They can be a bit territorial, but during the winter, they might just allow new feathered residents into their space! Want to attract these amazing birds to your yard? Try offering some suet!

01/21/2025

Happy Squirrel Appreciation Day! Treat your adorable furry friends to some special goodies. 🥜 They’ll absolutely love it, and it’ll keep them from raiding your bird feeders! 😃

01/18/2025

Are you in an area affected by the Arctic blast? ❄️ Stay safe and keep your feeders filled with high-energy foods like sunflower seed to help backyard birds stay warm and survive the cold temperatures.

01/05/2025

🎉🐦Happy National Bird Day! 🐦🎉 Today we celebrate our feathered friends and their vibrant beauty! 🌈✨ Whether you’re birdwatching, feeding them in your backyard, or just admiring their songs, let’s cherish the joy they bring to our lives. What's your favorite bird?

01/01/2025

Happy New Year! 🎊

Let us know what your first bird of the year is for 2025! 🐦

12/28/2024

It's the last week of December and all you wanna do is perch and be cozy near a feeder full of delicious treats. 🥜

12/24/2024

Wishing you a wonderful season filled with joy, peace, and beauty. ✨ Happy holidays! 🐦

12/22/2024

Are you relaxing at home or doing some last-minute holiday shopping? 🙋‍♀️ If you're out, don't forget the bird food! 🐦

12/21/2024

Happy Winter Solstice! ❄️ Enjoy the beauty of the season and give your feathered friends some high-energy treats to help them stay warm.

12/14/2024

'Have you noticed how birds fluff up their feathers in winter? It's cute but also essential for survival, creating air pockets to trap heat. You can help them stay warm by providing high-energy foods like suet.

12/07/2024

Winter is still a couple weeks away but cold weather is here to stay! Help wild birds stay warm by giving them high-energy foods like sunflower seeds!

Address

16000 Christensen Road, Ste 300
Seattle, WA
98188

Telephone

(206) 957-1350

Website

http://www.AudubonPark.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Audubon Park posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Audubon Park:

Videos

The Blue Jay is our final Winter Warrior for the season. This mischievous, bold bird can be found at feeders in the eastern United States all year. It survives harsh conditions by: 🪶Fluffing its feathers to trap heat 🌲Sleeping in dense evergreen foliage ❄️Finding treats it stored before winter hit 🥜Eating high-energy foods like sunflower seeds, peanuts, and suet #audubonpark #bluejays #feedthebirds #winter #birdfeeding

Can you believe it’s the last day of National Bird Feeding Month? 🎉 We’re wrapping up this special month with a vibrant display of finches! A huge thank you to all our fellow bird lovers for supporting our beautiful backyard friends! Don’t forget to keep feeding your birds those tasty high-energy treats like black oil sunflower seed. Spring is just around the corner! 🌼 #audubonpark #nationalbirdfeedingmonth #finch #feedthebirds #winter

Northern Cardinals are an iconic winter bird that you can actually enjoy watching all year. Here are a few ways this non-migratory bird survives winter: 🪶 By fluffing up its feathers to trap body heat 🐦 Forming flocks and foraging together (this is strictly winter behavior) 🌲 Finding shelter in dense foliage 🥜 Eating high-calorie foods like sunflower seeds, safflower seeds and peanut hearts #audubonpark #birdfeeding #feedthebirds #cardinals #winter

Suet is a fantastic way to help feathered friends survive the chilly winter months. ❄️ It attracts a wide variety of birds including woodpeckers, jays, chickadees, nuthatches, and kinglets! What’s your favorite suet-eating bird? #audubonpark #birdfeeding #feedthebirds #winter #birdwatching

Chickadees are year-round residents of the northern United States. Unlike migratory birds that travel south for the winter, chickadees have to adapt to extreme winter weather. ❄️ These mighty winter warriors have some unique ways to survive extreme temperatures, including: 🪶Fluffing their feathers to trap heat 🪹Creating insulated roosting cavities 🌡️Lowering their body temperature for short periods of time 🥜Eating high-energy foods sunflower, safflower, suet, and peanuts! #audubonpark #birdfeeding #nationalbirdfeedingmonth #feedthebirds #birdfood #winter #chickadee #birdnerd

Hey Everyone, it’s National Bird Feeding Month! Don’t leave your feathered friends out in the cold without some high-energy foods to help keep them warm. Finding food during winter can be hard for wild birds, so a little help from us can make a big difference! ❤️ #audubonpark #nationalbirdfeedingmonth #birdfeeding #birdnerd #feedthebirds #backyardbirding #birdlovers #winter #care #snow #finch

Take some time today to connect with nature and experience its positive impact on your mental health. ❤️

We're over a week into National Bird-Feeding Month. Don't forget to fill your feeders with some nutritious treats for your feathered friends! #AudubonPark #NationalBirdFeedingMonth

Suet is a great high-energy food to give your feathered friends during National Bird-Feeding Month and throughout the year. #AudubonPark

Attract even more wild birds to your yard by offering a birdbath full of fresh water, even during the cold winter months.