The bird seed sale will return Fall 2024.
Audubon Society of Omaha (ASO) remains committed to providing you and your feathered winter visitors with high quality bird seed, available at competitive prices. We truly appreciate your support.
Your orders and donations during Fall and Winter Bird Seed Sales are ASO's main fundraiser for local education and conservation activities. We offer a wide range of bird seed mixes and sizes.
Winter 2024 Notes
Good news!! No products have increased in price. In fact, three items have decreased due to price stabilization in the wholesale market: Sunflower seeds in the shell: items #9, #10, and Millet #22.
ORDERS MUST BE RECEIVED BY Thursday, February 8th, 2024. No seed will be available for purchase during the pick-up and must be ordered beforehand.
QUESTIONS OR SPECIAL REQUESTS? Call Betty or John Fullerton at 402-493-4362 (h) or 402-957-5901 (c) or Kathleen Crawford-Rose at 402-292-8912.
PICK-UP DATES AND TIMES: Saturday, February 17th from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
PICK-UP ADDRESS: ASO's warehouse at 4339 S. 90th St., Omaha, NE 68127 (between F St. and L St.). Directions will be provided in the pick-up reminder email.
CONTACTLESS DELIVERY to your front porch or garage is available for a donation of $25 for an order that contains 1-6 bags; $40 for 6-12 bags; or $60 for 13 bags or more. Look for this option at the bottom of the order form. Sorry, no deliveries outside of the contiguous Omaha Metro area or on unpaved roads.
Two Ways to Order
1. Print off the order form below to pay with a check through the mail.
2. Order via this website with a credit card. Please Note: You should receive a confirmation email when your transaction is complete. If not, please call John or Betty Fullerton at 402-493-4362 or 402-957-5901
Additional Resources
Helpful articles about bird feeding:
- Feeding Birds: A Quick Guide To Seed Types
- How To Choose The Right Kind Of Bird Feeder
- Think You Have a Bird-Friendly Backyard? Think Again.
- Bird Feeding: 4 mystifying facts you didn't know
- What happens when we feed birds?
