Kaytee Seed & Suet No Mess Peanut 10 Pounds

After having tried several different types (including the ‘messy’ feed. Total disaster!) This bird-feed is (most importantly) NO-MESS, Good quality, Good value, ALL kind of birds love it! (Finches, Woodpeckers, and we also had Cardinals visit us!, Highly recommend!

Eliminates mess to clean up around feeder. Birds love the mix and it's not really more costly because you can use less since you're not putting out shells, hulls.

A touch spendy, but not bad. Good quality. Our furry friends left a lot of the corn behind - they're just spoiled. I may buy this again. Delivery and packaging was well done!

This is probably the best bird seed I have ever tried. It has these little balls of suet in it, the size of small peas perhaps, and the birds are wild about this stuff!The seed in this mix has had the husks already removed, so when you put your bird seed out, you don't get covered in husk dust. So it means less mess in my feeders too. You get a 10 pound bag that won't last long, because the birds LOVE this stuff! It has some black sunflower seeds scattered in, which of course you know most all birds love a lot.Also, my birds liked this better than the cherry flavored mix. The little suet balls seem to hold up well in all weather, although they don't stay in the feeders long to get wet.This is going to be my go-to bag from now on. I will also buy a bag of black sunflower seeds and mix those in.Here in north Florida, I have Cardinals, Blue Jays, other Jays, Black capped Chickadees and crows. Oh, and cat birds too, which look like gray Cardinals. And we also have mourning and ground doves here too. I love our birds.

The birds love the seeds and it doesn’t leave a mess as advertised!

I love the seed birds like it to no mess seed and value for the money

Birds didn't eat it very quickly. Squirrels do though. Great price for the amount. Didn't like that it sprouts on the ground. Had to move the feeder into the yard.

It's not zero mess- there are still some bits and pieces under the feeder. But it's nothing compared to normal birdseed mixes. And I don't have to worry about volunteer seedlings.