Kaytee Wild Finch Bird Food Stand Up Bag, 5 Pounds

Great for the birds!

Birds almost carry away the feeder; they love it! I just clip the corner of the bag and easily pour the food into the feeder.

An excellent product, and excellent Price

I've ordered this twice, and the first bag arrived in pristine condition. The second bag had a cut in it and some seed spilled into the box. It was a nice, clean cut that looked like it was done with a knife. Seed was still fresh. I keep the seed in a container with a handle and pour spout designed for bird seed. Because I could hear the seed moving around in the box, I opted to open it outside on the deck. Given how large the cut was and how tiny these seeds are, I was surprised more hadn't spilled out. I dumped the loose seed from the box outside and had no indoor mess to worry about. Finches love this food. It took about 5 days for the new tube feeder filled with finch seed to gain popularity. Sometimes sparrows visit, but they prefer the other feeder that has a songbird blend in it. Mourning doves eat fallen seed. A tufted titmouse was interested but was not comfortable approaching a feeder with a lot of other birds. A red-winged blackbird ate this seed, which was a surprise to me. I knew they were common in the area, but have never seen them in my yard, and I offer a pretty good variety of food at my main feeding station. Finch blends are expensive compared to other bird seed, pound for pound, but it gets used up more slowly. Suet cakes are gone in a couple of hours. My 2 lb hopper gets emptied in a day. My tube feeder gets emptied more slowly, because the starlings and squirrels leave it alone (so far). It's spring, so there are lots of juvenile critters and birds, and they're hungry. This at least gives the little birds an alternative when my other feeders are overrun.

Birds gobbled this up, and I didn't have mess to clean up under my feeders.

I love this particular mix because it has no corn or sunflower seeds, which the birds in our area don't eat, so there's so much waste. This large bag lasts longer since it only has what these birds eat.

I filled both of my bird feeders with this bird seed a few days ago. My yard is full of birds and yet none of them are eating this bird seed. This is not normal.

The finches seem to be enjoying it