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Sunflower seeds are a healthy snack for birds because they are full of nutrients, including protein, healthy fats, vitamins, minerals, and fiber. They are also affordable and easy to find, making them a popular choice for bird feeders.

Here are some benefits of sunflower seeds for birds:

• Energy

Sunflower seeds are high in calories and protein, so birds don't need to eat as often to meet their energy needs. This is especially important during the winter when birds need more energy to stay warm. During breeding season, sunflower seeds can also provide a boost of energy to help birds raise their young.

• Body temperature
  

The healthy fats in sunflower seeds help birds regulate their body temperature and store fat to keep warm.

• Feathers, skin, and beaks

Sunflower seeds contain essential oils that help birds maintain their feathers, skin, and beaks.

• Immune system
  

Sprouted sunflower seeds are rich in nutrients like vitamins B and E, calcium, iron, magnesium, and potassium, which help support a strong immune system.

• Muscle, tissue, and feather growth
  

Sprouted sunflower seeds are high in protein and contain all the essential amino acids birds need to build strong muscles, tissues, and feathers.

Different types of sunflower seeds are available to meet the needs of different bird species. For example, finches, tits, sparrows, and nuthatches like sunflowers. However, cockatoos shouldn't eat too many sunflower seeds because they are high in fat.

Note : The packaging size is approximate.