Deter Backyard Critters with Hot Pepper Bird Foods
Sometimes they're fun to watch, and sometimes they're infuriating. For good or bad, squirrels and other critters are a part of backyard bird feeding. If you're looking for a way to deter the critters, try one of our many hot pepper bird foods. Birds love 'em, critters don't!
We offer the widest variety and most effective hot pepper bird foods on the market including Sunfire Chips (hot pepper sunflower hearts), Fiery Feast (hot pepper no mess blend), Hot Pepper, Hot Pepper Cranberry and Hot Pepper No-Mess Seed Cylinders and Stackables, Hot Pepper SuperSuet Cylinders, Dough Cylinders and Stackables, Hot Pepper Suet Plugs, Hot Pepper Suet Balls, Hot Pepper SuperSuet and No-Melt Suet Cakes, Hot Pepper Bark Butter and Hot Pepper Bark Butter Bits.
Shop now and Save 15% on Hot Pepper Foods* to help you regain control of your backyard. In-store and online- choose our fast and convenient curbside pickup. https://order.wbu.com/kentwood/bird-food/hot-pepper
Daily Savings Club Members receive an extra 5% off the Sale Price.
Hot Pepper Bird Food Sale: 10/21/24 - 11/4/24
*Valid in-store at the Kentwood location or by shopping online. Excludes previous purchases. Sale ends 11/4/24.
More News:
Juncos are starting to arrive! These small black (dark gray) and white birds travel in small flocks, coming down from the north to spend the winter with us. They are typically found in woodland edges and suburban yards. Juncos tend to forage on the ground beneath feeders, but they will also use a platform (tray) feeder particularly if it is close to the ground. They will occasionally use a tube feeder or finch feeder. Like other ground feeding birds, they prefer millet -an ingredient in our Michigan No-Mess Blend and our Deluxe LM. Select Blend is almost entirely millet. Use these foods in a platform or a feeder with a tray so the other birds can scratch the millet onto the ground for Juncos and other ground-feeding birds.
Have you seen a bird that you need help identifying? Ask us! A good quality, close-up photo is very helpful, but not always required as long as you pay attention to some of the identifying features like size, color, wing bars, eye ring, beak color and size, etc. Simply describe your bird to one of our Bird Feeding Specialists the next time you stop by.
Coming soon: Winter SuperBlend Seed Cylinders and Holiday Seed Characters! Watch for an email or follow us on Facebook