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Wildlife Feeding Specialists In 1988, we at Birdola® Products decided that there had to be a better way to feed wild birds. Molasses only attracted flies.

We had the same troubles that most wild bird feeders and watchers have encountered. A 50-pound bag of seed tore when being placed in the shopping cart. A little repair later, it ripped again in the trunk, spilling more seeds. More seeds spilled in the yard while filling the bulk feeder, and still more were lost pouring the remainder into a garbage can in the garage for protection from the critters

. After all that, birds did flock, but only six at a time could eat. There were only six access holes in the feeder. That's like inviting the whole family over for Thanksgiving dinner, and only letting six at a time sit down. Birdola® Products began experimenting with ways to create a block of seeds that would allow access to all the seeds for all the birds. We used a blend of wild birds' favorite seeds that would attract the widest variety of species possible. The first problem was how to hold the seeds together. However, licking a postage stamp led to a great idea. It turns out that the U.S. Postal Service uses a natural liquid protein for their glue. A similar commercially available "glue" worked perfectly for a seed binder. It holds the seeds together, yet, birds are able to peck away their favorite seed. Even better, it is natural protein, and healthy for birds. In fact, our two-pound cake of premium seeds is full of healthy grains, like granola. So our granola bar for birds became Birdola®. We also add calcium (for strong bones and eggshells) and grit (to aid digestion) to the mix. As our business as the originator of the cake-feeding system grew, Birdola® Products expanded the product line to include squirrel feed (Squirola®), a mix especially for finches and smaller songbirds (Black Gold™), and today includes Trail Mix, Woodpecker, Deck & Patio (No-Waste), Seed & Suet Duos, Beetle Mania, Safflower, Sunflower, Fruit & Nut cakes, as well as KOB and Big Ol' KOB for squirrels. Our wire feeder has patented fold-down perches for birds that require one, and clingers can hang onto the wire anywhere on the feeder. Birdola Products' feeders are a healthier way to feed birds, because birds cannot go to the bathroom in the seed. Any bird waste falls to the ground. And since only premium seeds are used, you won't find unwanted seeds under the feeder, like you see from cheap mixes that birds will kick away. Working with a nutritional lab Birdola® Products began to add vitamins, minerals and electrolytes to make Birdola® a more complete meal for wild birds. These additions help strengthen immune systems and enhance natural coloring. An all-around healthier bird is less likely to contract one of the avian diseases currently afflicting wild bird populations. These include salmonella, e. coli, avian pox, and others. To reflect this change, Birdola®, became Birdola®Plus™. Birdola now offers hummingbird nectar in environmentally-friendly pouches, and premium bulk seed mixes with unique additives, in lay-down bags and stand up pouches. Our newest innovation is the Stacker cake feeding system which allows you to easily offer several different blends at once to attract the widest variety of wild birds. Birdola® Products continues to be a leader by constantly creating innovative and healthy products for wildlife. Birdola®Plus™ can be found in many fine national retail chains, as well as Home and Garden Centers, Hardware big box stores, as well as pet and wild bird stores. You may even find Birdola® Products' products in your local grocery store. This is in addition to our long list of independent retailers. Birdola®Plus™ continues to be the best-selling bird seed cake in the country. It's small wonder, since the original is still the best.

10/06/2022

Keep an eye out for barn swallows during these warm summer months! If you see a bird with a forked tail, an orange throat, and blue wings, you just spotted one.

04/05/2022

On , we celebrate the beauty of all birds, so take some time to enjoy the winged visitors who stop by your feeder today!

21/04/2022

Is summer still feeding time for birds? You can leave your bird feeder up in warm weather if you avoid suet feeders and monitor the bird seed. In the case of spoiling, the birds will likely avoid your feeder and flock to another food source.

20/03/2022

It’s ! Treat these feathered friends to a backyard feast and create a mix of bird seed, nuts, dried meal worms and small pieces of fruits like cherries or raisins.

17/02/2022

During winter, feed your backyard birds nutritious seed blends that contain black oil sunflower seeds like our Birdola® Trail Mix Seed Cake.

25/12/2021

We're not the only ones who enjoy evergreens this time of year! Black-capped chickadees are often found in evergreen forests.

15/12/2021

Every year, the National Audubon Society does a Christmas Bird Count to keep track of wild bird populations. Learn how you can contribute to community science at www.audubon.org/conser vation/join-christmas-bird-count.

10/12/2021

We make stuffing stocking simple with great gift options for the birdwatcher in your family.

01/12/2021

Whether you want to migrate south or brave the cold, here are our location recommendations for winter birding!

25/11/2021

Wishing you an abundant feast this Thanksgiving!

16/11/2021

According to the National Wildlife Service, turkeys have anywhere from 5,000-6,000 feathers.

10/11/2021

No matter how you stack it, Birdola® No-Waste Stacker Cake is a no-waste, no-mess way to feed a whole variety of wild birds!

31/10/2021

Did you know a group of crows is called a murder? No wonder they’re icons of this spooky season.

20/10/2021

As fall comes to an end, we say goodbye to another array of feathered friends migrating south for winter. What species did you spot during the fall migration?

14/10/2021

The Baltimore Oriole certainly looks the part for Halloween. But did you know that males don’t molt into their bright orange plumage until the fall of their second year? And, females molt into a deeper orange every year, with the oldest females being almost as bright orange as males!

18/09/2021

Not only are Birdola® Plus Large Seed Cakes filled to the brim with vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes to keep birds happy and healthy, they are also filled with seeds like Black Oil Sunflower and Safflower which attract a variety of birds. Now that's a win-win.

06/09/2021

Turn your day off into a day on! Use this weekend to check out some of the best birdwatching hot spots for fall migration.

02/09/2021

Chickadees are crazy for seeds but Safflower and Black Oil Sunflower are their favorite! Our Birdola® Plus and Birdola® Jr. Seed Cakes contain both so place them in your backyard and you may just peep a Chickadee hanging about.

19/08/2021

Looking to upcycle your old terracotta pots? Use a water pump to transform them into a DIY birdbath!

09/08/2021

From birdwatching buddies to the feathery friends that make it all possible, summer is fun for everyone.

04/08/2021

Did you know that the oldest American Yellow Warbler recorded was 11 years old? In human years, she’d be 98!

28/07/2021

Your feathery friends deserve tasty treats. Birdola® Plus Cake is full of savory sweetness in every bite!

16/07/2021

From birdwatching bonanzas to moments of tranquility, find your happy place wherever you plant your feet.

04/07/2021

While you celebrate with a cookout, bring along a few Birdola® treats to share with your fluttery friends!

28/06/2021

You know Spring is here when you hear the Red-winged Blackbird’s familiar trill. Get to know these fascinating birds!

17/06/2021

Birdola® Trail Mix Jr. Seed Cake has the same premium blend of nuts and fruit just in a smaller size!

01/06/2021

Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are precision fliers, darting between nectar sources. Can you catch a glimpse of these flittering feathered friends in your backyard?

18/05/2021

Looking for a way to upcycle your empty glass bottles or jars? Turn them into a DIY hummingbird feeder!

05/05/2021

The most abundant swallow species in the world, the Barn Swallow breeds all across North America.

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