Harvest seed and supply bird medley, for wild birds is amazing! Attracts finches,chickadees, nuthatches, and towhees. This blend offers an assortment of seeds. It’s great for hanging feeders in a protected area, near trees or shrubs. There are sunflower seeds, millet, grain products, safflower seeds, peanuts. this blend brings the most gorgeous birds!

I just love these seeds. They have a variety of different seeds which attracted multiple different birds. Once I filled my bird feeder it didn’t take long before I had to refill. I liked the bag for seeds. The only thing I would change it it was possible for it to reseal. I liked it came with a description of what type of birds it would attract.

We filled half of the bird feeder with previously purchased bird seed and then the other half with this bird seed. For the last week, the birds have eaten from the side with the new bird seed. We have had nut hatch and cardinals visiting constantly. There is a nice selection of different types of seed with a lot of sunflower seeds in the mixture. Unfortunately, the squirrels love it too.

This is a great blend of bird seed to attract a wide range of birds. I like the mix of sunflower and different seeds to attract a mix of birds. Since I'm in Florida, we have a large number of birds year round. The cardinals especially seem attracted to this mix, though there's a great variety of birds visiting the feeder. The blend also seems nutritious and the large sized bag is a great value.

This bird seed mix comes with a healthy variety of seed. It should bring in a good variety of birds. I like the packaging it comes in too. It is a sturdy bag which should protect the food and fir me thats important as i do not use tons at a time so will keep it fresh for me. I am hoping for better weather so the birds will come and see what ive put out for them.

I recently refilled my feeder with this new feed and I had about 8-10 birds feeding out of it within an hour. It’s only been 2 days and my feeder is now empty, I started with about 4 cups in my feeder. Based on the birds response I’m going to say this feed is a big success!

this was a great seed. especially in the winter. It even smelled so good, that i thought that i would eat it. there is so many varieties of seeds and nuts. MY birds loved it. unfortunately, it disappeared from the feeders very quickly and then it was out of stock. perhaps it will come back and i will order it again.

Harvest Seed & Supply Bird Food is a good value for the price. Most bird seed mixes contain alot of filler seed that the birds do not eat. This contains a large amount of striped and black oil sunflower seed which the birds love. It didn't take the bluejays long yo discover the peanuts in the mix.

A friend wished to purchase birdseed and some other items as a gift for me. I reviewed the available birdseed and selected this one based on the provided description, believing it a decent value for the supposed quality. I had never purchased bird seed from Sam's Club before. Imagine my surprise when not one but four bags were delivered to my address. After dispensing some in my feeders, I had to return to the website to re-read the description. The provided on-line description is fully misleading and false. In the image graphic, it states and shows that that the blend contains "black oil sunflower, safflowers seed, striped sunflower, peanuts and millet". Under "highlights" it states, "Features over 40% sunflower seeds, rich in protein and healthy fat. Also contains safflower seed, sunflower chips, and peanuts." It doesn't mention milo in either of these descriptions, and millet only in one of them. Only when scrolling further down to the bottom of the item page and under "ingredients" does it fully state the mixture by percentage of ingredient volume. Also, the peanuts were all obviously peanut rejects and not good quality. I wouldn't have had my friend buy this inferior blend full of approximately 25-30% junk waste grains like milo (termed "grain products" on the back of the bag, and the third-highest ingredient by volume). The ingredients should be transparently and consistently listed and shown, not "highlighted" for the cursory or even thorough review of the product. I'm chagrined and embarrassed to tell my friend that their kind gesture was misspent on this inferior (and not "premium") product. However, I was informed that I could return the item for in-store credit, which I will do. I definitely don't recommend throwing away money on birdseed blends like this to folks who ask me about feeding the birds.

This is a great mix that attracts a wide variety of birds. Both my feeders are always busy. I have cones on the feeder poles that keep the squirrels from getting into the feeder itself, but the birds manage to spill enough that the squirrels do quite well on the ground under the feeder.