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Yes. Birds of Prey will not eat seeds, but most vegetable-eating avians will eat sunflower seeds.

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Whilst many species of birds eat sunflower seeds, they do not eat tend to eat the shells, or husks. Parrots, which are the most common consumers of sunflower seeds, have specially shaped beaks to enable them to remove the husks quickly and skilfully. The husks cannot be digested.

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14y ago

Actually, birds eat more of mixed seeds over sunflower seeds because they either eat them more often or they see them often. But, it also depends on the type of bird, or your area.

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14y ago

Many small passerine birds eat most seeds.

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13y ago

They are very unlikely to do any harm - but public health authorities would probably advise against it.

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11y ago

Yes, my bird enjoys eating the shells of sunflower seeds. As long as they don't have salt on them though

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