Yes. Birds of Prey will not eat seeds, but most vegetable-eating avians will eat sunflower seeds.
Further information:
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.
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.
Many small passerine birds eat most seeds.
They are very unlikely to do any harm - but public health authorities would probably advise against it.
Yes, my bird enjoys eating the shells of sunflower seeds. As long as they don't have salt on them though
Birds eat the seeds from the heart of the flower head.
Some birds eat grass but most eat seeds.
Yes, most birds -- both wild and domestic -- will eat sunflower seeds. For domestic birds, this is not as healthy as a balanced diet of mixed seeds, but wild birds will often eat sunflower seeds from a bird feeder in combination with their natural diet of wild seeds, berries, and/or insects.
Millet, milo, sunflower, and grass and weed seeds.
Truly, i think it would be OK. Although, you may get sick.
Millet, milo, sunflower, grass and weed seeds.
cardinals ,american goldfinches ,etc.
Well many birds eat seeds parakeets macaws it's their favorite food
birds eat the sunflower seeds from the suflower
Cardinals, grosbeaks, woodpeckers, finches.
Nesting birds eat all different kinds of food. They will eat sunflower seeds, cracked corn, millet, suet cakes, and nyjer seeds.
Some birds might eat grass, but it depends on the species. Most birds eat grubs, berries, seeds, and other vegetation.