We have Chickadees,Finches,Juncos, Bluejays, Woodpeckers, Sparrows,and Nuthatches who all enjoy this blend very much, not to mention the Chipmunks and Squirrels. Sometimes there will be some of the millet left behind, but very little goes to waste. If I had the patience to de-shell the sunflower seeds, I'd try baking some of this into bread.

This was less than half the price of bird food on the Big A. And the birds LOVE it. Feeder stays busy nonstop dawn to dark. Cardinals, blue jays at least 4 kinds of finches, a couple of fat doves, some thrushes, a host of sparrows and a few I cannot identify.

Birds seem to like it, normally I’d but 100% black oil sunflower seeds from local suppliers but the last time I got it the price jumped to $50 for a 50lb bag, when I saw this bird seed from Sam’s on sale I read the reviews and several reviews said there was 75% or more black oil sunflower seeds, like I said above I prefer all black oil seeds so I thought I’d give it a try. Once I received the seeds they indeed were mostly the black oil sunflower seed so I ordered another bag and here’s hoping the birds will be happy for a while.

Birds love it. It has just the right mixture that attracts several different bird varieties. But is has alot of sand in it. I don't know why unless they are trying to weigh it down so you get less bird seeds. Since Covid the price is at least double. COVID and shortags are way behind us but they show no sign of bringing the price down to what it used to be.

I have been feeding the animals in my back yard for years with Member's Mark Supreme Blend. The birds, wild turkeys, squirrels, chipmunks, opossums, raccoons , deer and black bear all enjoy eating it. They love the fruit ,nuts, and seeds. I always buy two 40 pound bags.

I have been buying Sam’s Club birdseed for many years. The bird seems different from my last two purchases. When I go to feed the birds the next morning, a lot of the smaller sunflower seeds are still in the feeders. This never happened before I’m wondering if sunflower seeds are different because they are definitely smaller than before.

I feed literally hundreds of birds. The 40# bag lasts about a month usually less. The birds find the raisins and peanuts in this blend irresistible. Squirrels do work on it though if I don't run them off for the same reasons. Being able to order on line is a real convenience since we are over an hour away from our nearest Sam's Club and don't get there real often. Would be nice if it was a bit less expensive but the quality is top shelf!

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.

This feed has a large portion of millet and a smaller portion of sunflower seeds. Smaller birds that come to my feeder seem to like the sunflower seeds and do not eat the millet. Blue jays and cardinals on the other hand like the millet but seem to scare off the small birds.

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!