The birds ( and squirrels and chipmunks too) love the bird feed. We love watching several of the bird species here come to feed. I have 3 bird feeders that we fill and the chickadees are extremely friendly, patient and will sit on the branches waiting for the refill to their feeders. Entertaining to see if you're a bird watcher.

This is a superb quality bird seed product. It is loaded with the very best of seeds and attracts a wonderful variety of birds. I've seen Bluejays, Cardinals, Gold and Purple Finches, Red-winged blackbirds, Sparrows and others. Little waste, and no dust, either! I highly recommend it!

This wild bird seed is very good quality. There is a good percentage of sunflower seed. Also, there is a lower percentage of less nutritious seed such as white millet compared to other brands I have seen (not counting the super-premium seed). I have used this seed for a few years now and the birds have no trouble eating it. I did not find it in the store when I visited so I ordered it online. The seed was available for pickup at the store within two days.

I have been using this seed mix for 15 years. This is hands down the best seed mix and value for your money. This seed does not have any of those little reddish round filler seed. The birds always push that seed out to get to what the wanted. I have painted and indigo bunts, rose-breasted grosbeaks, variety of woodpeckers, wrens, chickadees, finches, N. Cardinals, red eyed vireos, Jays, and many many more.

I love the high content of sunflower seeds in this blend since they seem to be most popular in my feeder. The peanuts and raisins are also a nice touch. It's a little pricy for me to use year round, but I like to treat my little feeders in the winter.

The bird seed is a good value but the mix of seeds for the birds in my area leaves most of the sunflower seeds on the ground. I live on an acreage and have multiple feeders and remote enough for no squirrels to keep up the sunflower seeds. My favorite visitor is the painted bunning.

I used to buy the 50# bag of Pennington for less at Sam's but they no longer carry it. Birds loved it. I bought this 40# bag of Members mark but it was a lot more expensive for 10#'s less seed. Birds still eat it but I refill feeder less than I used to due to increased cost for less product. Product itself is very good.

I have been buying this more expensive bird seed for a number of years. I have yet to receive a single complaint from any bird. Not even a chirp. Squirrels, also consider the amount of sunflower seeds in the mix to be superior. The one thing about this blend is the dearth or total absence of red millet, which is not preferred by most critters, and that, Gentle Reader, is the main reason I pony up the extra moola to feed my crop of wild critters.

I usually buy sunflower hearts and chips. The birds seem to enjoy them and they do not leave a mess, but they are quite expensive. Member’s Mark Supreme Blend is reasonably priced and received positive reviews so I decided to give it a try. One of my favorite things about Member’s Mark Supreme Blend is the way our finches vigorously flick the seeds out of the feeders onto the ground. It’s fun to watch. Since many birds appear to be eating these rejects off the ground, I do not consider the routine be a waste of bird seed. One disadvantage of using this mix compared to serving the sunflower bits is that a carpet of bright green, smooth-leaved plants has sprouted in our lawn underneath the bird feeders. I am in the process of deciding if this is annoying enough to discourage further purchases of this attractive, affordable mix.

I’ve been collecting different types of feeders and feeding wild birds for years now. I’ve bought a lot of seeds from different stores some pretty expensive and I’ve gotta say, this bird seed is Great! You’re getting good seeds, not just corn. This bag is mostly sunflower seeds, attracts a lot of different birds and is less than $20 for a 45-LB bag. I’ll be buying my bird seed at Sam’s from now on. You can’t beat this deal!