bird feed

American  

Also birdfeed

noun

1. seeds or other food given to birds.

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Example Sentences

A pair of lovebirds, a peregrine falcon, three pink-breasted finches, and a king cockatoo fluttered into the air in a plume of feathers and a cloud of bird feed.

From Literature

Honshu was spotted helping himself to bird feed in a nearby garden before he was tranquillised by rangers and taken back to the park for a health check-up.

From BBC

Last year his feed bills rose from £30,000 a month to £50,000 due largely to the invasion of Ukraine, which is a major producer of the corn used for bird feed.

From BBC

“Only here can a bird feed her nestlings. Sanctuary is always elusive.”

From New York Times

Hurtado, Sparky and roughly 180 pounds of bird feed, dog food and weenies left for the beach at about 12:30 p.m. on the scooter, a pretty efficient little tractor.

From Los Angeles Times