What eats sunflowers and lives in the grasslands?

In grasslands, various animals may eat sunflowers, including herbivorous insects like sunflower beetles and caterpillars, as well as larger animals such as deer and rabbits. These creatures are attracted to the nutrient-rich seeds and leaves of sunflowers. Additionally, some birds, such as finches, also feed on sunflower seeds, making them common visitors in sunflower patches.