A pile of mixed nuts and seeds for the Squirrel and Jay Mix, including peanuts, walnuts, sunflower kernels, and pumpkin seeds.

Squirrel and Jay Mix

Entertaining, Convenient, Nutritious, Favourite

$22.99 CAD
$22.99 CAD

Our Squirrel and Jay Mix is a perfect blend of everything Jays and Squirrels love. Have a snack and take one to cache some are shelled for them to enjoy now while the in shell peanuts can be cashed for later. Place in a dedicated feeder to give squirrels and jays their own space while helping reduce competition at bird feeders.

Ingredients: In shell peanuts, tree nuts, stripped sunflower and whole corn

Peanuts in Shell, Tree Nuts, Whole Corn, Striped Sunflower

Weight - 5lb (2.27kg)

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Key Features & Benefits

A pile of mixed nuts and seeds for the Squirrel and Jay Mix, including peanuts, walnuts, sunflower kernels, and pumpkin seeds.
Entertaining

Entertaining

Encourages foraging and caching behaviors which makes wildlife enjoyable to observe

Convenient

Convenient

It’s ideal for squirrel feeders, platform feeders, or feeding stations where larger backyard visitors can comfortably feed

Nutritious

Nutritious

A hearty mix of peanuts, tree nuts, corn, and sunflower seeds provides lasting energy

Favourite

Favourite

Specially blended for jays, squirrels, and other backyard visitors that enjoy nuts and seeds

Frequently Asked Questions

Jays eat larger foods such as peanuts, sunflower seeds, and quality seed blends. Peanuts are the best choice if you're trying to attract jays because they are a favourite food for many species. Refer to "Choosing The Right Seed" and "Beyond Bird Seed" for guidance.
You can offer peanuts or sunflower seeds in a stronger feeder or platform where larger birds have enough room to feed. Jays are also attracted to yards with trees and other natural cover where they can perch and keep an eye on their surroundings.
If jays are eating more than you'd like, try offering food specifically for them in a separate location away from your smaller bird feeders. Using feeders designed for smaller birds can also make it harder for larger birds to dominate the feeding area.