Audubon Park

Connecting Families to Nature for Over 60 years. When you feed birds, they in turn, feed your soul.

They fill your senses with the beauty of their feathers, the music of their songs, and the joy of their flight. At Audubon Park, we love birds and care for them like no one else. Our family has been making the safest, highest quality food for backyard wildlife for over 60 years. We make it easy for you to attract and feed the birds you love. Turn your backyard into a wild bird sanctuary with Audubon Park.

08/22/2025

Did you know that the female Northern Cardinal is one of the few female songbirds that actually sing? 🎶 The female sings a complex song to the male while she's nesting, possibly telling him when to bring food. 🪹

07/25/2025

The Seed Cake Summit is officially in session. Woodpeckers unite! 📢 What do you think they're discussing?

06/25/2025

Our Woodpecker Snack Stacks make bird feeding easy. Just unwrap and snack. They're packed full of woodpeckers' favorite foods like sunflower seeds, peanuts, raisins, and mixed nuts. 🥜 What's your favorite woodpecker?

06/07/2025

You can spot the Common Yellowthroat throughout the United States during the spring and summer months! Although it is not a feeder bird, it can be enticed to your yard with dense vegetation. It enjoys eating flies, wasps, ants, and other bugs! 🪰🐜

04/25/2025

Did you know there are 10 wren species in the USA? These perky brown birds might be tiny but their vocals are mighty. You can find them foraging on the forest floor and flitting through brushy areas. Attract these bug-loving birds to your yard with suet and mealworms. What's your favorite wren?

04/22/2025

Did you know that the Florida Scrub Jay is a species in decline, along with several others including the Cerulean Warbler, Red-headed Woodpecker, and Cassin's Finch? 🌎 This Earth Day, we are reflecting on the importance of avian conservation and how we can contribute.

Here are several actionable steps that individuals can take to support bird populations:
🐈 Keep cats indoors to protect wildlife
🌳 Help protect birds' natural habitats
🪟 Add reflectors to your windows to enhance wild bird safety
🌿 Cultivate a bird-friendly yard with native plants

04/19/2025

It's prime migration season, and the Blue-gray Gnatcatcher is one of many species that migrate north to the United States for breeding season. What migratory species have you seen this spring? 🌸

04/04/2025

Next time you walk by a flowering tree, stop and look for House Finches. They carefully pick blossoms, eat the base, and then let the petals float down to the ground. 🌸

03/29/2025

The Orange-crowned Warbler is a migratory species observed in the eastern United States during migration and in certain areas of the western United States during the breeding season, following its wintering period in the southern United States and Mexico. To attract these birds to your yard, consider offering suet, peanut butter, or nectar.

03/22/2025

It's officially the first weekend of spring! 🌸Who's going to spend it birdwatching? 🐦

03/14/2025

Did you know that the Pine Warbler is the sole warbler species that consistently consumes seeds? In winter, it partakes in a diverse range of feeder foods, including millet, cracked corn, sunflower seeds, peanuts, and suet.

02/26/2025

"Doesn't that squirrel know it's still National Bird Feeding Month?" 🐦 Keep all your backyard buddies happy with well-stocked bird and squirrel feeders! 🥜🐿️

Address

16000 Christensen Road, Ste 300
Seattle, WA
98188

Telephone

(206) 957-1350

Website

http://www.AudubonPark.com/

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