Audubon Park Squirrel & Critter Food, 15-lb Bag – Attract Wildlife & Deter from Bird Feeders

Turn Your Backyard into a lively wildlife stage

Turn your outdoor space into a hub of activity with Audubon Park Squirrel & Critter Food. This 15-lb bag offers a thoughtfully crafted blend of nuts and seeds designed to satisfy a variety of backyard critters. Expect the satisfying crunch of corn, the familiar nuttiness of roasted peanuts, and the rich flavor of sunflower seeds, all brought together to invite curiosity and visits from local wildlife. The blend is balanced to be versatile with different feeder setups, so you can enjoy more close-up moments without complicating your routine. While the goal is to support wildlife activity in your yard, the outcome remains a possibility rather than a guarantee, and your experience may vary with seasons and local birds and mammals.

What makes this mix useful is its adaptability. Whether you already rely on bird feeders or enjoy ground feeding, this product adapts to your setup and helps you create a simple, enjoyable wildlife viewing routine. The result is a natural, low-stress way to observe how your local ecosystem responds to a steady, approachable food source. The combination of crunchy corn, sunflower seeds, and hearty peanuts provides a satisfying, multi-textured experience that wildlife seem to recognize and seek out.

What’s inside

• Crunchy corn
• Delicious sunflower seeds
• Hearty peanuts
• Nut-and-seed blend that appeals to a variety of wildlife

Wildlife you may see

• Chipmunks
• Squirrels
• Jays
• Woodpeckers
• Other backyard visitors

How to use Audubon Park Squirrel & Critter Food

• Use in squirrel feeders, platform feeders, or table feeders
• Or spread directly on the ground for ground-dwelling visitors
• Place the food at a distance from bird feeders to help channel wildlife away from feeders

Designed for flexible use, this mix fits into multiple backyard setups, encouraging lively visits from local wildlife while keeping the feeding area organized and enjoyable for you. Consider rotating feeder placements and observing which species frequent your yard to tailor your setup over time.