Lyric Fine Tunes No Waste Mix Wild Bird Food

they really seem to enjoy it and I mix it in w sunflower hearts usually. Its perfect as a combo and on its own. Its quite aromatic so attracts squirrels too. there's usually not a single crumb left around the bird feeder platform

I've tried at least a dozen different types of seed mixes during this past year. I just started feeding wild birds, and it turned out to be some expensive lessons with different feeders and seed mixes that the birds here actually like. This "Lyric Fine Tunes No Waste Seed Mix" has become my favorite, and the birds seem to agree. This product does not cause any of the tube feeder clogging issues I had with all of the other brands (majority of them use big peanuts & fruit pieces). Lyric Fine Tunes is nicely chopped into small pieces so both large, & small birds, gobble it up easily from any sized tube feeders I've tried. It smells very fresh, too. My wasting money on trying to find a food for all I've tried at least a dozen different types of seed mixes during this past year. I just started feeding wild birds, and it turned out to be some expensive lessons with different feeders and seed mixes that the birds here actually like. This "Lyric Fine Tunes No Waste Seed Mix" has become my favorite, and the birds seem to agree. This product does not cause any of the tube feeder clogging issues I had with all of the other brands (majority of them use big peanuts & fruit pieces). Lyric Fine Tunes is nicely chopped into small pieces so both large, & small birds, gobble it up easily from any sized tube feeders I've tried. It smells very fresh, too. My wasting money on trying to find a food for all of the different types of birds in my backyard finally came to an end when I tried this product (thank goodness!). … more

The shelled peanuts are great! Especially at this time of year with new babies arriving! The no mess bird food keep everyone happy. I have about 15 species of birds at a time!

I've tried many brands of birdseed over the years and Lyric Waste Free is by far my favorite. It's quality seed without any additives (Yes, some brands add preservatives and other additives) or cheap filler seed, which ends up sprouting all over the garden underneath the feeders. I like all their waste free versions but the Fine Tunes seems to be the most widely received by all the different birds that come to my feeders. It also "fits" the best in my squirrel proof feeders. I reserve the Delight and Woodpecker (which contain larger seeds) for the open platform style feeders and fill more sparingly since the squirrels have free access to seed in that style feeder. BEST BIRDSEED EVER!

Sadly this is mixture is not to my wild birds liking -- Too much ends up on the ground and the birds won't eat it -- in other words the wild birds in Central New Mexico do not like this mixture. Sadly, the ground waste attracts mice and other undesirable rodents.

Because there are not a whole lot of fillers (no corn, some millet) there really is no waste. In fact, since switching over we've gotten dozens more song birds than with our previous feed which we used for over a year. One drawback, because it's relatively expensive I also supplement with sunflower hearts and chips to make it last longer.

This was the perfect choice for me. I was looking to eliminate the uneaten seeds shells from the ground. The birds like it so I will be ordering this again.

Searched for quite a while before ai found a no waste birdseed that actually didn’t have the corn pieces that always sit at the bottom of the feeder tray.

I would eat this - smells like fresh chopped nuts every time I open the bag. All the birds and squirrels love it. I am overrun with finches, but when they back off the Cardinals, bluebirds and tufted titmice all get a chance to enjoy. I sprinkle it along the railings of the deck and watch them chow down. Not a speck is ever left in the morning!

Lots of peanuts in this mix, very little millet. We scatter some on the patio for the ground feeders, such as juncos and cardinals, and they don't like it much. It does bring in squirrels, though. I wouldn't buy it again.