I guess I didn't take the time to read the label as I thought I was getting sun flower seeds which I did but there is a lot of very small seeds in there that just go right thru the feeders I have for sun flower seeds. Those small seeds need to be in a finch feeder, not a sun flower feeder. Therefor a lot of this is going on the ground for sparrows to pick up or it just goes to waste for the most part.

This bird food is so good even my dog wants to eat it. Usually when I buy big economical bags of bird food, it is not well received by the birds at my feeders. But this stuff seems to have just the right mix...even peanuts....and the birds absolutely love it. I don't live in a very wooded area, but still I see chickadees, blue jays, cardinals, redwing blackbirds, juncos, finches and others regularly devouring this seed.

Excellent blend. Draws all kinds of birds including turkeys and pigeons who eat what falls from the bird feeder to the ground. Always an interesting sight! The quality of the Supreme Blend seed is easy to see compared to my previous supermarket purchases.

This is a very good-value birdseed that attracts a wide variety of birds to my feeders. It contains none of the milo, etc type fillers that birds don't eat. The only ingredient that keeps me from giving it a solid 5-star rating is the addition of calcium/grit which ends up building up in the bottom of the feeders. The birds don't seem to eat it.

I have purchased this product for years at Sam's Club. I was disappointed to note a substantial decline in quality of the product the last 2 times I purchased several bags. It is now almost totally sunflower seeds without adequate amounts of birdseed.

Feeding the birds year round is both enjoyable, and, can get expensive. I'm always looking for a sale or great price on good quality bird seed. Found this blend at Sam's Club and the price was certainly a good one considering the quantity. The blend also seemed to be of higher quality too. I've been using this as my primary feed (also put out suet cakes and occasionally peanuts in the shell) and the birds enjoy it. Will continue to buy as long as it's available!

We have been using this in our backyard bird feeder for some time now and the birds can't get enough of it. We've seen Blue Jays, Cardinals, Black Birds, Woodpeckers, Thrashers and a couple that we can't identify. Needless to say, we've got some pretty well fed birds coming to our feeder.

After buying wild bird feed at several different places ,I have to say this is one Members Mark product that measures up to my expectations. There is MUCH less fillers that birds just fling out of the feeder. My only demerit would be that my local store picks the season(fall/winter) that it is needed most to take it out of stock necessitating ordering it on line

This food is good and healthy and the bird’s like it and play with it and waste a lot of it. What a mess everywhere. A good buy but attention to where your feeder is. Mine is up very high on a top deck to keep clear from the Bears, and it was all over and under the deck, the chickadee’s like to sit on my deck under the table and chairs to break open the millet and sunflower seeds, so location location location is the key for this food. Have now bought hulled seeds for 4 times as much money to my disappointment. May just need to stick to feeding my birdies NOV-APR

This particular bird seed had an over abundance of sunflower seeds in it..Ratio of that to the other seeds in the mix were way overpowering. Cardinals liked it though.Many of the other birds pushed the sunflower seed out of the feeder unto the ground to get to the smaller seeds. I don't like the birds eating seeds off the ground as there are cats around the neighborhood.