Birds aren't picky about seed age—they eat worms and insects, after all. If your new feeder sits untouched, the likely reason is abundant natural food. Mild winters leave plenty of wild seeds, berries, and insects, so birds don't need supplemental feeding. They'll return when harsh weather arrives or natural supplies dwindle. Keep the feeder clean and filled; patience is key. Also, ensure the feeder is placed safely near cover but away from predator ambush points.
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