Birds like the fruitblend
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I like to give my finches a fruitblend mixed in with their other feed to give them a well rounded diet. They also get egg and some veggies. They keep their beautiful coloring and are quite lively, so I am pretty sure it is worthwhile for me to give them more of a blend than what is currently available.
4064314
birds like it. the only thing is the perches are very small and the larger birds like cardinals have to perch on one side and eat around the corner. the little roof helps protect the seed tray from rain.
3561733
My birds really like this stuff, and it's healthy for them to eat, much better than a seed diet.
The shipment was fast, and arrived in good shape.
2252359
I ordered this 20-pound bird seed mix late December, 2013. About half remains after a little more than a month and a half. The birds seem to love it. It is packaged in a thick plastic bag which can be resealed. There is little to no waste. The contents are almost totally seeds which the birds in my neck of the woods (SE PA) will gladly eat. There is a good mix of different seeds attractive to both small birds and larger ones like cardinals, blue jays and mourning doves. Of all the bird seed mixes I've used over the past 3 years I consider this the best.

Addendum (2/14/14): I should probably note that I don't place bird seed in a bird feeder. I simply scatter it on the ground over an area of about 20' by 20'. This seems to work quite well and I prefer to watch the birds feeding in a more natural manner. Yes, an occasional squirrel will visit and partake of some seed, but they seem not to be overly greedy and the birds are undisturbed by them. I've never had more than one squirrel visit at a time. They're fun to watch as well. Interestingly, in deep winter birds know where the seed will be scattered and often seem to be waiting for it. The squirrels, on the other hand, seem to prefer new hunting grounds daily though I'm sure their memories are as good as the birds'.
4790541
Birds love it and I love seeing the actual ingredients in the mix.  The birds have better plumage and behavior on this food and they seem to eat/waste less than they have on crumble or layer pellet (yuck).
1568018
Though the birds like both of the seed cakes, they finish this one first. The Downy woodpeckers, the Black-Headed Grosbeaks, and the chickadees-among others-are especially drawn to this mix of seeds. Thank you for such an innovative product.
874135
The local birds love this.  It has a sweet smell to it and adds a dessert scent to my back patio.  It does what the pkg says- it does attract wilder birds.  There are other birds besides finches that dive for this stuff.
4910506
These are easy to fill, the birds love them and they are attractive feeders.
4645857
It loks good enough for me to eat.  Loved by all birds, squirrels and even had a raccoon climb a tree to get to it.
3462942
This bird seed has a large variety of seeds and attracts a wide assortment of birds. The birds seem to love it.
4013383
The greedy birds in my back yard will eat anything, lol. so this food is perfect for them. it offers variety and the squirrels also like it. Worth the price.
723158
I love thees the seed last longer in it, because it allows them to dry out a bit after raining and snow.  The birds just love it all sizes didn't take long for them to us them either(I have 2).
4720366
The birds like to be able to set on the edge. It is full of birds most of the time.
336807
The birds have spoken, according to increased consumption. I live in Orlando and purchased this in June. We mostly have tufted titmouse and cardinals, with the occasional woodpecker and acrobatic squirrel.
4736313
Well, my birds love them ... not me! My backyard birds are gobbling them up. As good as the more expensive ones I get in my local feed store.
357040
I had had one just like that and was so great for the birds that was glad when I found this one. Several birds can eat at once and a lot of fun to watch.
3894059
I live in urban New England and though I've seen a few different species in my small back garden, offering black oil sunflower in a platform feeder only attracted a homogenous swarm of house sparrows and a couple squirrels. Reading that it was less-preferred by house sparrows and squirrels but still liked by jays, cardinals, and mourning doves, which I've also seen, I decided to try safflower seed to see if it would give me a bit more variety.

The house sparrows still eat it, but they are less interested in it than they are in the black oil sunflower. The squirrels haven't been interested. The local mourning doves go nuts if I scatter it on the ground and will brawl with each other over it. But on my hanging platform feeder, I haven't gotten any jays or cardinals yet -- just lots and lots of grackles, who seem to love it even more than the black oil sunflower and, especially if I hang it away from the house, crowd on the feeder three at a time to eat. I think they even killed a house sparrow over it, though I wasn't an eyewitness to the murder; I just found the body. So while others have reported that this seed keeps grackles away, it didn't for me, so take that into consideration for your purchase. Project FeederWatch by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Bird Studies Canada even list safflower as a preferred Common Grackle food.

This is not a waste-free seed, but the hulls are smaller than black oil sunflower, so there's slightly less mess.

I do like the design of the package; the zip top is very convenient. I may buy this again or go for something in a larger size, depending on what seeds I ultimately decide on for my birdfeeding setup!