Wagner's Four Season 100% Black Oil Sunflower Seed Wild Bird Food

I have been feeding birds for years and have found over the years sunflower seeds will attract a wider variety. We have this year 4 pair of Orioles, a pair of Catbirds,a couple pair of Rose breasted Grosbeaks, a pair of Cardinals, a pair of brown Thrashers and soooo many Goldfinches, Purple finches, house finches and sparrows, Carolina wrens and Hummingbirds. They provide so much enjoyment. Put out your sunflower seed feeders and enjoy the view.

The blue jays and Cardinals absolutely love the black oil sunflower seeds. The black birds have been trying to grab the seeds often. I have to chase them away. All in all very good seeds, the birds are at the feeders constantly now. As per usual there are shells to be cleaned up. A few seeds have sprouted and i have a few really pretty sunflowers around the feeders. Im happy with my purchase and will purchase Wagners again.

This seed is clean, dry, of a consistent texture, and it smells good! Today I filled a feeder with it for the first time, and the birds are a little distrustful of the change. Their previous food was a mixture of seeds and fruit and was not nearly as high quality as these oil sunflower seeds. The mix often formed sticky clumps that blocked access to the rest, and was susceptible to mold in wet weather. This seed flows smoothly and fills the trays evenly. I will check back when the birds habe given their verdict. The difference in wuality is obvious, and since the birds dug through the previous mix, picking put the sunflower seeds and flinging out the undesirable ingredients, I have high This seed is clean, dry, of a consistent texture, and it smells good! Today I filled a feeder with it for the first time, and the birds are a little distrustful of the change. Their previous food was a mixture of seeds and fruit and was not nearly as high quality as these oil sunflower seeds. The mix often formed sticky clumps that blocked access to the rest, and was susceptible to mold in wet weather. This seed flows smoothly and fills the trays evenly. I will check back when the birds habe given their verdict. The difference in wuality is obvious, and since the birds dug through the previous mix, picking put the sunflower seeds and flinging out the undesirable ingredients, I have high hopes. … more

First order of sunflower seeds but I'm so disappointed. There is little tiny pieces and more empty shells then see for the birds. Unfortunately I got the biggest bag but I won't order again. By the way I put them out and none of the birds touched them not even the chipmunks who will take anything else.

My Bird's and squirrels love the black olds seeds and I love sitting and watching out my window at them are sitting on the back porch and seeing them eat they just made my day so thank you for being the best part of my day I can't get out and buy them because I can't drive so sending them to me is awesome thank you very much,....

The whole order, including this awesome bird seed , was delivered right to my door. I had a few heavy items, like the bird seed weighing 25 pounds and two cartons of 25 pound cat litter. It was no problem for them to be brought up 6 steps right to my front door! I love Chewy and the top notch products they sell. This was my second order from Chewy. I wish I would have known about them sooner! Chewy is an excellent company to do business with!

When this product arrived, it was not the totally black sunflower seeds that I was expecting. My bird population is picky, and they are not eating the stripped seeds. Even the squirrels are not eating it at the same rate as before. How do I unenroll this product from autoship?

The birds and squirrels love it. It came immediately and customer service was helpful in setting up my auto shipments to match when my dog food comes. This allows for free shipping.

The seed itself is great, the birds love it! However there is a lot of twigs and sticks in the seed, that then end up then blocking the feed openings in the bird feeder.

I'm no songbird expert (yet) but after a relatively few years of observation, and basic research I realized practically ALL of the "millet" and other "filler" seed in the typical bird seed mix winds up UNEATEN (by birds... squirrels still go or it) and rotting either in the feeder or on the ground. Translation - total waste of money. As it turns out - 99% of the birds you'd want to attract to a feeder are going to favor Black Oil Sunflower seed over every other type of seed in a "mix" - the one possible exception is the Finch family, whose favorite is Thistle seeds (but they will also eat black oil sunflower seed). And... Wagner is the best combo of low cost AND cleanest/highest quality I'm no songbird expert (yet) but after a relatively few years of observation, and basic research I realized practically ALL of the "millet" and other "filler" seed in the typical bird seed mix winds up UNEATEN (by birds... squirrels still go or it) and rotting either in the feeder or on the ground. Translation - total waste of money. As it turns out - 99% of the birds you'd want to attract to a feeder are going to favor Black Oil Sunflower seed over every other type of seed in a "mix" - the one possible exception is the Finch family, whose favorite is Thistle seeds (but they will also eat black oil sunflower seed). And... Wagner is the best combo of low cost AND cleanest/highest quality bagged seed I've found. YMMV depending where you live - but for us, Wagner beats everything else including bulk from the local Farm/Garden store. We used to buy it at the big orange Box store but Chewy's price is a little lower, AND they bring it to me! Note that "clean" is not 'perfect' - you'll find a few twigs and etc. in the bag, but I bet it's not 1/100 of 1% of the weight. You're paying for and getting good seed from Wagner. But I also grow Mammoth sunflowers around my property and let them dry in-place for the birds.. those also have twigs LOL. Anyway - Black Oil Sunflower seed is what they want - so just buy this, maybe feed a little less than of the "cheap" mix and you'll come out even financially - it's Win-Win for both you and your birds. … more