Ultimate 6 lbs. Waste Free Nut and Fruit Bird Seed Blend

Jun 5, 2020

Birds really seem to like this We have many differ t varieties coming to our feeder and I think...

Birds really seem to like this We have many differ t varieties coming to our feeder and I think it because we went to this seed. It is more expensive Thant regular bird seed and the birds do seem to go through it pretty fast but it’s worth it if you like to feed them and if you enjoy watching them like we do. I would recommend this feed if you are interested

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Apr 7, 2020

The birds LOVE this birdseed! It is full of sunflower chips, peanuts, raisins, dried cranberries ...

The birds LOVE this birdseed! It is full of sunflower chips, peanuts, raisins, dried cranberries and many other seeds and nuts the birds just love! I have several feeders all around my home. I have filled each one with this birdseed and can't keep them full! I have cardinals, finches, sparrows, blue birds and even a woodpecker visiting. There is no waste as usually you would see below the feeder where the birds kick it out. It makes me happy to know I am feeding the birds a good quality seed. They are so beautiful to watch.

by Hootowl

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Mar 15, 2020

You get what you pay for. Most of the what I call "yellow seed mixes" contain hulls, shells, etc...

You get what you pay for. Most of the what I call "yellow seed mixes" contain hulls, shells, etc. that birds have to remove to get at the actual food. That means pound for pound you are paying for this waste. Worst still, it makes a mess. Lastly, there is a third type of waste not mentioned much. Birds - especially small birds, do not want to waste energy on opening a seed if the seed is "not worth their while". Sometimes you may notice birds pulling out seeds one by one and chucking them away in favor of the next one (or the one after that). Overall, although it may seem pricier compared to standard shelled seeds, not paying for waste or seeds that are discarded along with a mess to clean up makes it way more worth-while As for my own local birds here in the northwest, I have two tube feeders with woods behind. I get a variety of birds here will different likes and dislikes. I tend to fill the feeders with mainly sunflower seeds intermixed with sections of 'yellow mixed seeds". Many times they leave this behind as most of these mixed seeds are not worth the birds time. However, this was not the case with this no-mess mix. I do not give 5-stars as I have bought no-mess patio mixes before that are guaranteed fresh and even minus certain seeds depending on your local birds likes and dislikes.

by Jeff

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Mar 9, 2020

I like the mix because of its contents. It has sunflower seeds, corn, peanuts, raisins, cranberri...

I like the mix because of its contents. It has sunflower seeds, corn, peanuts, raisins, cranberries and added vitamins. There is no waste in the form of husks and junk the birds won’t eat. The birds seem to love it and it is definitely better than the bag I get locally. My problem is the price for only a 6 lb bag. It doesn’t make it affordable in my budget

by Rawger

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Mar 8, 2020

Although, it took a day or so for the birds to take to the new seeds they seemed to like them. It...

Although, it took a day or so for the birds to take to the new seeds they seemed to like them. It was easy to fill the bird feeder with these seeds(a little dusty). I left the feeder out for about a week and half and there was very little waste on the ground and its been very windy. With the other seeds there would have been far more waste. Overall, I am impressed with this product.

by Gardeningfool

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Mar 7, 2020

This is the best bird seed ever. It actually smelled delicious when I opened the bag. So many p...

This is the best bird seed ever. It actually smelled delicious when I opened the bag. So many peanuts! There is so much more activity at my feeder. The birds seem to love it! I hope the birds get plenty to eat, because I am pretty sure the squirrels are going to attack this feeder. I am actually worried that the bears are going to tear this down and smash my pretty feeder during the night because they will smell this seed.

by Ravzie

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Mar 7, 2020

What is there to say about bird seed. There are dozens of blends to attract certain birds and som...

What is there to say about bird seed. There are dozens of blends to attract certain birds and some seed mixes are blended for the “general” population of birds. As far as the product is, all look like good quality with accurate labels. Having several bird feeders out for over a year, some seeds do attract certain birds. Especially the finches, they do seem to prefer the small seeds that are labeled for small birds. When you use a general blend such as the “Birders Blend, all birds seem to pick out their favorite seeds and push out the seeds they don’t like to the ground. However, the pigeons do love all seeds, even cracked corn. I’ve seen some birds go for the sunflower seeds only, so I tried the “Sunflower Chips” to minimize the seed shells lay around and surprisingly, they were hardly touched by most birds. The best part of using bird feeders is the attraction of all kinds of birds. I’m located in Central Florida and the birds that come to the feeders change depending on the season. All year round I have a pair of Cardinals and their distinct chirp or mating call sure makes your day. They seem to prefer the Birders Blend. I tried the Nut and Fruit mix and in general the birds go for the Birders Blend when I have two feeders out. I don’t call myself a birder but trying different seed blends does give you different results and it takes some time to know what your local birds prefer. It is very enjoyable.

by WorthFlorida

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Mar 7, 2020

Pennington nut and fruit bird seed appears to be a great mix attracting cardinals, finches and bl...

Pennington nut and fruit bird seed appears to be a great mix attracting cardinals, finches and blue birds to my feeder. It is a mix of sunflower chips, peanuts, cracked corn, and raisins. This mix doesn't leave all the cracked hulls behind because everything in the mix is completely edible. I have enjoyed watching the birds come to my backyard feeder.

by Knarf

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Mar 7, 2020

The Pennington Ultimate Waste Free Nut and Fruit Bird Seed was a hit at our feeder. From the phot...

The Pennington Ultimate Waste Free Nut and Fruit Bird Seed was a hit at our feeder. From the photo attached you can see we are ready for a fill up. You can even smell the fruit and nut mixture, so you know it’s a quality feed (like all Pennington products). We attracted many finches, nuthatches, titmouse and three varieties of woodpeckers. We even sprinkled some on the deck for the ground doves, however we haven’t had any activity with cardinals or blue birds which have disappeared. The no waste feature will keep our deck clean this summer, which with other feeds has been a nuisance in the past.

by Leah