I have used Audubon Park sunflower kernals for a few years. All the birds love this seed, but it has continued to get more expensive and now I'm searching the internet for lower prices for the same shelled sunflower seeds. Audubon was the least expensive, but I've found another company that offers more for less. So, for now, I'm buying a different brand from a different company.

I love this product. It is not so heavy that i cannot lift the bag. It is larger sunflower seeds which is ideal over tiny pieces that can fly away. Sunflower seeds are one of the best bird seeds because it does not germinate and cause grass to grow under the feeder. I will order this again.

I just barely got around to opening this seed and absolutely angry at the quality, It's immediately turning green, black and molded on after being in the bowl for a couple days and has the same appearance (only wasn't exposed to water) that bird seed gets when it's been exposed to water. This is not good for my precious little petit feather babies and have never purchased sunflower hearts of such horrible quality.

Sunflower seeds consist of a shell (non edible) and the Heart which is edible. The 15 pound bags sold by Walmart for $30 are a great deal considering that other stores prices are over 20% higher. In addition the lack of shells means there is less leftover mess to clean up. In addition if one buys 2 bags at a time you don't have to go to the store as Walmart will ship them to your home for free.

These are just perfect. I can throw out a handful on my brick patio and they are soon gobbled up by birds and squirrels alike. I don't have to worry about any hang up feeder being torn down by a raccoon or squirrel (I've had many of those believe me). Best of all I don't have any messy black oil sunflower seeds shells to contend with. Walmart is the best so say the little birdies!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The seeds I normally get are almost 100% large, whole sunflower hearts. The seeds from Audobon Park contain 20-30% small chips (I believe they were advertised as containing chips so I don't hold Walmart responsible). It simply is more attractive to different types of birds than what I usually see and may create more competition for my preferred birds. But the birds will adjust and for the price, I can feed twice as much so everyone stays happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s all about what the birds will eat. We’ve tried different food types but alway fall back on this one… they go through it pretty rapidly. We watch them all scurry to get to the feeder from our kitchen window. Makes everyone happy 😃

I have spoiled and silly pet chickens who do not like any brand or mix of poultry scratch I buy them. They prefer sunflower hearts. They go through a lot and this is one of the better values for sunflower hearts I have found. It is always well packed and appears fresh. I have never had issues with the bags coming with bugs like bags I've gotten from hardware stores. My hens would love to eat any included bugs anyway but I appreciate there is less seed waste with this brand from insects eating the product.

At about $2/pound, sunflower hearts are a bit more expensive than other birdseeds. But there’s absolutely no waste and the birds “fight” to get a spot on the feeder. Haven’t found a bird that doesn’t like them. I’ve actually had to get feeders that keep some of the larger birds off, so that the smaller birds have a chance. If you enjoy watching birds feed, you’ll love the sunflower hearts.

Our wild birds love these shelled sunflower seeds! The long, transparent bag has a handle on it, which makes it easy to carry the bag into the garage from the mailing box. The seeds are put into smaller containers for easier distribution to the feeding area. We are repeat customers.