This is a really nice blend of seed, which attracts all kinds of wild birds here in Northeast Pennsylvania. I have noticed over the past 2 to 3 weeks, since the weather is warmer, that West birds are visiting my feeders, which is probably because there is more available in the wild to them. I even purchased a galvanized can with a lid for my porch so that I do not have to keep the seed inside of my house. I will continue to buy this birdseed, and I am particularly pleased with buying such a large quantity. I have always purchased smaller bags in the past what drew me to this one in Sam’s Club was not only the size, but a five dollar instant rebate, which made it really attractive. Even without the rebate, I will definitely continue to buy this.

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.

I have searched high and low for anything that compares to this. Not only is the quality outstanding, the price is less than half of the inferior kinds I’ve tried. This blend attracts a huge variety of birds to my yard. And having it available to be delivered is amazing!

I checked this product out in the store after seeing the favorable reviews. From what I could see, I am not impressed. I realize the price is economical but the seed itself is not what I call 'Supreme' at all. It looked dirty/dusty, in fact. Very little nuts nor fruit but a heckofalot of millet which is not very popular here and very small sunflower seeds (many broken up) After feeding wild and domestic birds for decades, I passed on this. There are much better blends available.

This is the first time buying this brand of birdseed. I was pretty surprised to see the abundance of sunflower seeds & I didn’t know that crows love sunflower seeds and now I have them bombarding the bird-feeder. I’m keeping a watchful eye on the birdfeeder hoping to continue to see activity from all my beautiful birds.

This is great for feeding our feather friends. But, remember it attracts all the feather friends. Black birds too! Hawks that go after the birds you feed. Chipmunks and squirrels that like the seed as well. Which brings the hawks even more because, now they have a choice of food. So, if you enjoy feeding the feather friends just be careful what you wish for. Having not so out in the open is the better deal bigger birds and hawks don't like cramped up spaces. I put the light up yard sticks with butterflies etc. around the birdfeeders and it's kinda hard now to make a ten point landing for a grab and go meal for the hawks now. But, the little birds, cardinals, etc. love the feed.

I've been buying this birdseed for years, except for one other time, I've always been happy with it. As of the last bag, the price had gone up considerably. Okay, I will deal with that since I love my wild birds. Then that expensive bag I'd ordered got here, ALMOST ALL MILLET SEED, very little sunflower seed, and NO RAISINS!!! When I say no raisins, I mean Zero, Zilch, not a single raisin!! A total rip-off, especially for the huge increase in price.

I bought this 2 times but I probably won’t buy again even though it is a great price. There are too many little seeds that sprout in my lawn from the birds knocking seeds off the feeder. The food I usually buy is pricey but it has nuts and berries in it and doesn’t sprout weeds in the lawn.

If this feed didn't have raisins in the mixture I would rate it higher. I found a large fist sized glob of a sticky brownish substance when filling the feeder first time and through it out. I have a Droll Yankee Flipper squirrel proof feeder and found the birds stopped feeding even though it was full. I examined the feeding ports and found they were all plugged up by large raisins contained in the feed and had too take it down and clean out all the openings to the ports and try to sort through the feed to pull out all of the raisins before refilling the feeder. What an unnecessary pain!

Price for this bird food has gone up by approx. 40% but it's still the best for the money. Lots of black sun flower seeds and the small white millet seeds that all birds love. No milo seeds, the large yellowish kind, that just about all the other brand use as fillers...most birds won't touch the milo seeds.