Feed your feathered friends with natures finest blends

Our privately blended wild bird seeds and supplies are available at both our Caledon Village and Orangeville locations.

Products

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Explore our store and the carefully selected products we have created for the local wild bird population.

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Two Locations!

All our locations have active bird feeding stations, stop by and see our exclusive Wildlife Supply Pole Feeding Stations and checkout our feathered friends.

Dufferin Wildlife Supplies

287A Broadway
Orangeville, Ontario

The Orangeville store is located at 287a Broadway, at the west end, across the street from FreshCo.  Bonus for you is our huge parking lot and easy access right from Broadway. 


Orangeville Hours

  • Tuesday – Friday 10AM-6PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday 10AM-3PM
  • Monday Closed


Caledon Mountain Wildlife Supplies

18371 Hurontario Street

Caledon Village, Ontario

Located in the Red Barn behind the plaza, tons of free parking

Caledon Village Hours

  • Tuesday – Friday 10AM-6PM
  • Saturday 10AM-5PM
  • Closed Sunday and Monday

Wildlife Supplies

info@wildlifesupplies.ca

Order online for pickup in either location, or for scheduled home delivery

Seasonal

Feeding Guide by Month

Learn more about what resident and migratory birds are in our area all year long. We create blends to match the migratory species all year long and have them in store.

January

As January’s icy canvas unfolds in Ontario, steadfast residents like the robust Canada Jay and stealthy Snowy Owl thrive. With keen survival instincts, they hunt for scant prey beneath the snow’s quilt, while smaller birds congregate at generous feeders, feasting on seeds that sparkle like jewels against the stark white landscape.

February

February’s chill deepens in Ontario, yet the avian symphony plays on. Stoic birds such as the majestic Bald Eagle patrol frozen lakes, while cheerful flocks of Finches and Sparrows animatedly socialize at well-stocked feeders, their lively chirps cutting through the crisp air, a promise of spring whispered on winter winds

Closeup shot of tiny tufted titmouse with gray crest on head in winter forest under fallen snow
Close-Up of a Black-Capped Chickadee on a Tree Branch
Milet Free Mix
Close-Up Shot of a Blue Warbler Perched on a Tree Trunk

March

With March’s thaw, life stirs in Ontario as the Red-winged Blackbirds and boisterous Canada Geese herald spring’s arrival. The steadfast Chickadees and Tufted Titmice now chatter amid budding branches, preparing nests alongside returning Warblers. Life’s symphony crescendos, celebrating rebirth as the landscape sheds its snowy mantle, revealing the promise of renewal.

Close-Up Shot of a Blue Jay
Brown Bird on Brown Tree Branch

April

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Gray Bird Perched on Wooden Stick
Photo of Northern Cardinal Perched on Brown Tree Branch

May

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Red Cardinal Bird Perched on Brown Tree Branch
Person Holding Black and White Bird
Gray Bird Perched on Wooden Stick
Brown Bird on Brown Tree Branch

June

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Close-Up Shot of a Blue Warbler Perched on a Tree Trunk
Photo of Northern Cardinal Perched on Brown Tree Branch
Side view of predatory black bird with bright red spot on plumage and pointed beak flying above thin twigs with small leaves behind tree in daylight
Close-Up of a Black-Capped Chickadee on a Tree Branch

July

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Close-Up Shot of a Blue Jay
Gray Bird Perched on Wooden Stick
Bird On Tree Branch

August

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Photo of Northern Cardinal Perched on Brown Tree Branch
Brown Bird on Brown Tree Branch
Close-Up Shot of a Blue Jay

September

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Photo of Northern Cardinal Perched on Brown Tree Branch
Bird On Tree Branch

October

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Brown Bird on Brown Tree Branch
Close-Up of a Black-Capped Chickadee on a Tree Branch
Close-Up Shot of a Blue Jay

November

As November graces Ontario, the hardy Chickadees, Nuthatches, and smart Blue Jays gather. In the chilled air, they forage for seeds and suet, a testament to nature’s resilience, reminding us to fill feeders and marvel at their persistent winter ballet.

Wildlife Supplies Caledon Classic will attract and keep them healthy as they forage for the upcoming winter months.

Red Cardinal Bird Perched on Brown Tree Branch
Gray Bird Perched on Wooden Stick

December

In the heart of December’s frosty embrace, Ontario’s skies become a stage for the whimsical dance of Cardinals, Juncos, and Woodpeckers. Adorned in vibrant reds and muted greys, they flit among bare branches, seeking hearty berries and nuts. As snow blankets the ground, these feathered residents rely on our generosity, delighting in seeds and suet provided by watchful nature enthusiasts.

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Local Birding Events

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