Last year I bought birdseed with fruit and the birds loved it. The fruit looked like raisins and/or cherries. This year, they will not touch the orange fruit, which is papaya. Save your money.

The bas of seed are actually dangerous for the birds!!! The bags have some type of fiber and stings that if you don't notice, will choke and kill the bird's. It's terrible!! Inexcusable. It was in both the bags I bought.

Great Mix of Fruit %26 Nut; HOWEVER, way overpriced. I mistakenly thought this was 40 lbs, not 20. Unfortunately will not order again at this price.

This birdseed is pricier than most, but it is definitely a better quality. The birds always leave all the millet from the other ones %26 it goes to waste. The birds eat every bit of this seed! Feeding just this, some soldier worms %26 unsalted peanuts in the shell I have TONS of cardinals, blue jays, wrens, doves, chickadees, goldfinch, house finch, junco, downy woodpeckers, red-bellied woodpeckers, and blue birds!

This is the first time I have purchased this particular bird seed. When the bag arrived it looked ok externally. After I opened it and started trying to scoop some up to put in the bird feeder, I realized it was all stuck together with what looked like cobwebs. The whole bag was like that. It is obviously infested with something. I didn't bother to try to find out what was in there and just threw the whole bag away. I definitely will not buy this again. I buy bird seed frequently from Sam's and this has never happened before. I usually buy the larger bags of the premium seed though.

This is an excellent birdseed blend that has ingredients that most North American backyard birds will eat. It is not available in my local club, so I have to order it online. I have never had an issue with a bag bursting inside the box, but I can see how it could happen easily. I mix it with the Audubon Park High Energy Blend available from Sams Club to stretch the dollar. It attracts doves, cardinals, blue jays, sparrows, woodpeckers and many others. I avoid birdseed blends that include milo (also called sorghum) and wheat. The birds toss those seeds to the ground, and even the squirrels won't eat them.

I have been feeding the wild birds the Supreme Blends and I recently purchased this Nut %26 Fruit blend. The seed smells rancid when opened and the birds won't eat it!

This is a terrific nut blend seed. We have nuthatch, downey's, hairy's and red bellied woodpecks that show up to eat this. The other birds enjoy it too.

We have to fill feeder everyday. I bought a different bag that had smaller seeds and I watched the birds pitch it out on the ground. No waste with this seed. Birds love it.

Great variety. the birds ❤️