Hot Foxy Bird Seed Ornament - Mr Bird

Hot Foxy – Spicy Seed Treat That Birds Adore (Squirrels Don’t)

Add a dash of woodland charm and a burst of backyard activity with Hot Foxy, a uniquely crafted bird seed treat that’s built to draw in your favorite wild birds — while discouraging squirrels and larger pests. Perfect for hanging on a tree, porch, or feeder hook, Hot Foxy is an ideal way to treat your feathered friends to a flavorful feast that keeps your seed supply for the birds.

What Makes Hot Foxy Special

• Spicy‑Seed Blend Birds Love — Hot Foxy is made with a premium mix of blanched peanuts, golden safflower, millet, mealworms, dried fruits, and a subtle hot pepper kick — a combination that backyard favorites like cardinals, finches, chickadees, titmice, and nuthatches find irresistible.

• Squirrel‑Resistant Formula — The hot pepper element and seed blend are designed to deter squirrels and other larger nuisance wildlife, helping ensure your birds get first dibs on the feast.

• Handy & Ready to Hang — Hot Foxy comes with a built‑in hanger, making it easy to suspend from a branch, feeder pole, or hook — no fuss, no mess, just watch as birds flock in. 

• Attractive Yard Decor — Shaped like a charming treat, Hot Foxy doubles as a whimsical outdoor decoration that adds character to your garden or patio while serving up a nutritious snack for wild birds. 

• Great for Gifting or Year‑Round Feeding — Whether you’re sharing the gift of birdwatching or keeping your feeders stocked through all seasons, Hot Foxy makes a thoughtful present and a handy supplement to your backyard bird feeding setup.

🎁 Why Bird Lovers Will Enjoy It

Hang Hot Foxy and you’re likely to see an uptick in cardinals, finches, chickadees — even woodpeckers and titmice — bringing more color and life to your yard. Its squirrel‑repellent formula protects your seed supply, and its easy‑hang design makes setup a breeze. Perfect for holidays or any time of year, Hot Foxy is a delightful, low‑maintenance way to keep birds coming back — and squirrels at bay.