On the morning we put it out you couldn't see the feeder for the birds. The ground birds were just as happy to have the kicked out seed. It is a great buy when you have happy singing birds.

It attracts all the wild birds in our area. It keeps well, it doesn’t get moldy or attracts bugs. We are on our third bag. We are feeding birds about 5 lbs a week. We have a large variety of birds gathering in our back yard.

I was disappointed in the amount of Sunflower, raisins and peanuts compared to the inexpensive little round seeds that don't get eaten. In the photos it looks like mostly sunflower but this is not the case.

We have used this birdseed for a long time and we have many different kinds of birds enjoying this blend. There are a lot of sunflower seeds in this blend.

Ad on Sams website says nothing about millet being a major filler but it becomes obvious when you open the bag. I was looking for high quality cardinal seed without millet but got stuck with 5his instead

We've tried different blends from a variety of retailers and brands. This blend consistently draws more birds to our feeders than anything we've tried. It draws in almost every variety of birds we have. My only complaint is how fast they eat it!

My birds weren't happy when I've tried different blends in the past. This is the clear choice that draws everyone to the feeder and makes them all happy - woodpeckers, cardinals, finch, nuthatches, and more - with doves and sparrows on the ground.

I have a small birdfeeder on our deck and I have never seen such a variety of so many colorful birds! They love it! Much more than some of the big name brand’s hands down.

I bought this 2 weeks ago and the seeds are so small inside of the shelves that are small. I wish I would have paid more attention to that. The shells were so small The birds don't even want to bother with them. I won't buy this again.

Not as good as the 3-D Nut-n-Berry that I purchased at SAMs last time. I'll pass on this stuff in the future. Looking at my feeder now, it's drawing the wrong type of birds.