Scotts Helps Fuel Your Audubon Hobby.

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To promote Scotts Songbird Selections Wild Bird Food, ML Rogers/NY appeals to the mildly creepy bird-watcher hidden in all (?) of us.

Apparently this particular blend of fowl-food attracts twice as many colourful birds as the typical blend. So pour it into your feeder, don your camos and gawk away.

This campaign represents Scotts Miracle-Gro’s debut into birdfood. It busted its cherry with a $5 million ad campaign that’ll appear on major TV networks, as well as really fun places like Home Depot, Lowe’s and Wal-Mart.

Yeah, two bird spots in a row. It’s just that kind of night. < Insert witty Twitter tie-in here. >


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