Do foxes eat sunflower seeds

Answer 1

The American black bear (ursus americanus) is an omnivore with a voracious appetite in the fall as it's preparing for hibernation.

The diet of a black bear includes the following:

• Vegetation: up to 85% of total diet
• Will eat, but not seek out roots, bulbs, corms and tubers.
• In the spring they feed on carrion and newborn ungulates (antelope, elk)
• They enjoy new shoots and tree/shrub buds.
• Summer diet includes berries, fruits, buds.
• Autumn diet includes hazlenuts, oak acorns, pine nuts, huckleberries.
• They always enjoy insects (bees, yellow jackets, ants)
• They seek out honey.
• Fishing at night for salmon, and anytime for suckers, trout, catfish.

Black bears do not eat sunflower seeds normally in the wild, but if they come into a populated area, they are known for robbing bird feeders, and there they might find sunflower seeds.

Answer 2

Typically, no most species of foxes do not eat seed. However, if a fox is hungry enough it will eat seeds to survive.

Answer 3

Yes, I have a pair at my place in Colorado that seem to love it.

Answer 4

no fox do not eat wild flower seeds they are carnivores.

Answer 5

Yes! I just saw a red fox spend 5 minutes eating birdseed out of the ground feeder in my backyard.

Answer 6

Not normally but they would if they were hungry enough.