20-Pound 11341 Cardinal Wild Bird Food

I really like this item considering the birds enjoy it and so do the squirrels, however, in just three weeks why did the price jump up from $25 to almost $50 for a 20 pound bag? I mean WOW. I won’t be buying for that price..

Our wild birds really like this product. Unfortunately, we won't be buying it on line again. The original packaging for the product was obviously badly damaged prior to being boxed for shipment. When we opened the shipping box, we found it was full of loose seed.

I cantattest to its taste but birds seem happy proce has gone up but what hasn't these days?

I was feeding the Cardinals. Now there's 3-doves, 6-Blue-Jay, 2-Woodpeckers feasting.The finches empty the feeder out in minutes so I've conceded and just put piles on the table now. They all love this feed.10/10 recommend.

As with other brands & styles of wild bird food/seed there's a "variety" of different birds that will eat "Morning Song Cardinal Food" .It's still early so all the summer song birds are not yet returned;so may get again or may not get again depending how other varieties will be attracted to it & price.To date have seen at the feeder Cardinal,House Finch,Chickadee,Nut Hatch,Blackbird then from the ground Cardinal,Morning Dove & Blackbird.Makes as a great addition with other "wild bird foods",plus the birds seem to love it & it's excellent to see another wild bird food that's not extremely expensive!

I mix my own cockatiel food because they out too much sunflower seeds in that make the birds hyper and fat. I buy the parakeet seed and safflower and make my own mix with cornflakes and sometimes pellets. The seed is nice and clean and really stretches my expense as a breeder.

Bag was ripped open in shipping box. Birds like the combination of seeds.

Plenty of cardinals and house finches at the bird feeder