Chirp

Buying Guide: Chirp Wild Bird Food

Blends for Songbirds and Finches
Max Attract Songbird combines sunflower seeds and chips, oil-rich safflower, peanuts and raisins to attract a variety of songbirds. Max Attract Wild Finch uses chopped shell-free sunflower hearts, oil-rich Nyjer seeds and millet to draw more finches to your feeder.

Shell-Free and No-Mess Options
Several Chirp blends are made to leave fewer shells below the feeder, including No Mess, Pure Seed Sunflower Hearts and Max Attract Sunflower Hearts. The Max Attract Sunflower Hearts mix is seasoned with hot chili pepper oil, which squirrels dislike while birds are not bothered by it.

Foods for Cardinals and Larger Birds
Max Attract Max Cardinal pairs black oil sunflower seeds with safflower seeds, two foods cardinals favor. Pure Seed Striped Sunflower Seed is offered for birds with bigger beaks, such as woodpeckers, jays and grosbeaks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Chirp make?
Chirp makes wild bird food. The range includes seed, nut and fruit blends such as Max Attract Nut and Fruit, along with single-ingredient options like Pure Seed Thistle Seed, Pure Seed Safflower and Pure Seed Cracked Corn.

How do I choose the right bird food?
Start with the birds you want to attract. Max Attract Max Cardinal suits cardinals, Max Attract Wild Finch suits finches, and Max Attract Songbird suits a mix of songbirds. Pure Seed Striped Sunflower Seed is a choice for birds with bigger beaks.

Which Chirp foods are better for less mess or fewer squirrels?
For less shell debris, choose the No Mess or Sunflower Hearts blends. The Max Attract Sunflower Hearts mix uses chili pepper oil that squirrels dislike. In-shell peanuts draw squirrels, chipmunks and jays, so pick them only if you want those visitors.