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Keep those platform, hopper and tray feeders stocked with sunflower seeds for evening grosbeaks as they irrupt (migrate ...
14/11/2025

Keep those platform, hopper and tray feeders stocked with sunflower seeds for evening grosbeaks as they irrupt (migrate into) into the northeastern states! This doesn’t happen every year, but this year’s irruption is bigger than last years.

Pine Siskins, Redpolls, Evening Grosbeaks, Pine Grosbeaks, Purple Finches and Red-breasted Nuthatches are all being repo...
26/10/2025

Pine Siskins, Redpolls, Evening Grosbeaks, Pine Grosbeaks, Purple Finches and Red-breasted Nuthatches are all being reported moving at migratory locations in eastern Canada and the eastern northern tier states......keeps those feeders stocked with black oil sunflower seed, blends and more, as it is looking like it could be a very busy winter season at feeders across the Northeast! Stay tuned for more updates as the season progresses.

Blue Jays are on the move, so keep the feeders stocked! They love any one of the AspenSong mixes with peanuts and/or sun...
09/10/2025

Blue Jays are on the move, so keep the feeders stocked! They love any one of the AspenSong mixes with peanuts and/or sunflower seeds.

The Winter Finch Forecast is out! Keep those feeders full for hungry finches coming south from Canada this winter Alway...
28/09/2025

The Winter Finch Forecast is out!

Keep those feeders full for hungry finches coming south from Canada this winter

Always an exciting time of the year! Big kudos to Tyler L Hoar the finch forecaster!

By Tyler Hoar Featured Post Photo: ©David Turgeon GENERAL FORECAST It looks to be a flight year for many species in Eastern Canada. With mostly very poor crops in the boreal forest from central Quebec Read More

Stock up on suet as we head into fall and winter! Woodpeckers and nuthatches love their suet. Red-breasted Nuthatches se...
19/09/2025

Stock up on suet as we head into fall and winter! Woodpeckers and nuthatches love their suet.

Red-breasted Nuthatches seem to be on the move in numbers this fall! They are often called an "honorary finch" as their movements can give insight as to whether we'll see more finches to come during the winter.

Stock up on finch food like nyjer and sunflower seed. Fall season is the start of finch season!
04/09/2025

Stock up on finch food like nyjer and sunflower seed. Fall season is the start of finch season!

Hummingbird Conservation Needs!
18/08/2025

Hummingbird Conservation Needs!

Hummingbird conservation mainly needs to focus on protection of habitat, including habitat restoration and management of invasives, reducing threats from climate-change, and promoting responsible gardening practices.

18/08/2025

Keep those feeders full as we head into hummingbird migration over the next 4-6 weeks.

Great boots for birding swampy areas!
12/08/2025

Great boots for birding swampy areas!

All-Day Comfort. Hunt-Ready Tough.

Evalusion Ankle:
- 100% Waterproof Protection
- Ultra-Light for All-Day Wear
- Camo Pattern for Stealth in the Field
- Rugged Outsole for Any Terrain

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Aspen Song Wild Bird Food has a blend to help you attract a greater variety of backyard birds to your feeders. Purchase all of our products at your local retailer that can be found by clicking the following link:

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Please refer to the list below to see all of our blends and choose the one to help you get the birds you want to see at your feeders!

What birds have you seen at your feeders?!? #whatsatyourfeeder