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Definition of birdseed in English: birdseednounˈbəːdsiːdˈbərdˌsid mass nounA blend of different seeds for feeding to birds. Example sentencesExamples - They take a bit of getting used too - they're like big bean bags (very heavy!) that smell of birdseed.
- The trees are budding, and the birds love our back garden because we keep feeding them with peanuts and birdseed.
- I figured the arboretum didn't want birdseed growing all over the place so I used shelled sunflower mixes in the feeders.
- Feeding birds commercial birdseed helps them through harsh winter conditions, but it's no substitute for improving backyard habitat.
- She grows me some of my birdseed and helps me in the kitchen when I put up food.
- After natural foods like berries and seeds have run out, birds rely on birdseed and feeders.
- Council chiefs said there had been complaints that the birds were noisy and that birdseed might attract rats.
- Peanut butter mixed with birdseed makes for a great bait.
- He shipped to a U.S. customer a 20-ton load of birdseed that included hemp seed in the mix.
- Insect-eating birds go for suet and peanut butter; seed eaters prefer sunflower seeds, millet and mixed birdseed.
- I spent an hour or two scraping and repainting, then filled the feeder with birdseed, hung it near the shed, and watched to see who would take the bait.
- ‘Watch,’ I bravely put my arm round Tiffany's waist and whirled us around with the bag of opened birdseed.
- However, the bird has uncanny precision when it comes to eating mixed birdseed.
- They were fed 50 ml of commercial birdseed and two commercial rodent chow blocks once a week.
- Oh, and while you're there, if you also get a chance to fill Jimmy Carr's pockets with birdseed and take him down the vulture display at the zoo, we'd appreciate that, too.
- Not all birdseed is created equal, and not all birds like all birdseed.
- I'd like to see the bird that can eat twenty pounds of birdseed, but nevertheless, I have twenty pounds of the stuff.
- Secondly, it's not birdseed they're giving them.
- Then, I decided to put some mixed birdseed into the shoebox, just in case the bird woke up while it was waiting to be treated down at the vet.
- A wonderful array of birds used to stop by for birdseed.
Definition of birdseed in US English: birdseednounˈbərdˌsēdˈbərdˌsid Any seed or blend of seed for feeding birds. Example sentencesExamples - Peanut butter mixed with birdseed makes for a great bait.
- I spent an hour or two scraping and repainting, then filled the feeder with birdseed, hung it near the shed, and watched to see who would take the bait.
- After natural foods like berries and seeds have run out, birds rely on birdseed and feeders.
- Then, I decided to put some mixed birdseed into the shoebox, just in case the bird woke up while it was waiting to be treated down at the vet.
- Not all birdseed is created equal, and not all birds like all birdseed.
- He shipped to a U.S. customer a 20-ton load of birdseed that included hemp seed in the mix.
- I'd like to see the bird that can eat twenty pounds of birdseed, but nevertheless, I have twenty pounds of the stuff.
- Secondly, it's not birdseed they're giving them.
- They take a bit of getting used too - they're like big bean bags (very heavy!) that smell of birdseed.
- She grows me some of my birdseed and helps me in the kitchen when I put up food.
- Insect-eating birds go for suet and peanut butter; seed eaters prefer sunflower seeds, millet and mixed birdseed.
- They were fed 50 ml of commercial birdseed and two commercial rodent chow blocks once a week.
- The trees are budding, and the birds love our back garden because we keep feeding them with peanuts and birdseed.
- Feeding birds commercial birdseed helps them through harsh winter conditions, but it's no substitute for improving backyard habitat.
- I figured the arboretum didn't want birdseed growing all over the place so I used shelled sunflower mixes in the feeders.
- Council chiefs said there had been complaints that the birds were noisy and that birdseed might attract rats.
- Oh, and while you're there, if you also get a chance to fill Jimmy Carr's pockets with birdseed and take him down the vulture display at the zoo, we'd appreciate that, too.
- However, the bird has uncanny precision when it comes to eating mixed birdseed.
- A wonderful array of birds used to stop by for birdseed.
- ‘Watch,’ I bravely put my arm round Tiffany's waist and whirled us around with the bag of opened birdseed.
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