Wagner's Greatest Variety Wild Bird Food

I started out buying Wagner’s Greatest Variety. It had things the northwestern PA birds loved. Then, in December the variety of seeds declined. The mixture got so poor that there were seeds in it that no bird would eat. I started buying 20 pound bags of sunflower seeds and Kaylee mixtures to compensate. Then, suddenly with the shipment I got a week ago the quality went way up! Right now it is even better than before. It has more variety, even including some peanuts for the ravenous squirrels. I am so happy that it is back to what it was and I hope the quality stays good. And the Blue Jays are okay with that 20 pound bag of sunflower seed just for them.

My parrot likes a variety; which this kind surely provides her. There are mainly sunflower seeds in it, but enough quality choices that my picky parrot stays at this blend and eats more than with other brands. Usually she just picks one or two of her favorites to eat & leaves a lot of the rest. Her bowl is picked through now, but also mostly completely eaten-up now. Thanks for this.

I had been using another brand that was out of stock so I opted for this based on reviews. Really not happy with it. It is almost ALL sunflower seed and very little of the other seeds. This greatly eliminates the number of bird species that can be fed with this. Sorry I bought 4 of them. Also, I think it’s overpriced for a supposed “mix” that attracts so few species. Very disappointed.

Seriously, my bird feeder emptied in hours, so I refilled it with the same result in hours again! They could bankrupt me! A zillion chicadees, finches and sparrows, along with some doves and Bully Blue Jays all chirp and flap for a spot on the food tray. In addition, a squirrel puts on a great show trying to get at the food, teetering by his back toes from the roof of the feeder, then toppling to the ground when he starts to squirm onto the actual feeding deck. Very funny!

I usually buy the Eastern Blend but reviews for this product were great so I thought I'd give it a try. It attracted birds that the Eastern Blend did not such as Starlings and Blue Winged Robins. However, the bag of seed is very very thick on sunflower seeds. The peanut size is too big for smaller feeders. I will stick to Eastern blend and maybe a small size of this to mix in.

I live in Central Virginia and I am astounded by the number of birds that come to my feeder for this seed mix. I've lived here almost 30 years and never gotten the variety at my feeder that this mix brings. My feeder is always busy, it's definitely worth it!

I buy this birdseed all the time for my birds and mix it with the nut and fruit and it makes a great mixture especially in winter. It gets eaten so quickly so I know it works for them. Will always buy thse 2 types of seed.....fruit and nut and wild bird seed.......wagners of course

This food takes care of a variety of birds. There usually is no waste. the price per bag is less or equal to what I have locally available. It also smells fresh. If you have ever bought seeds that are not, it is easy to tell the difference. I gave it 4 star because I do come across some sticks in there which I do not in other brands.

This Brand/Blend is a Great Basic Mix for Many Varieties of Birds AND they seem to Really enjoy it, ( it’s Affordable too!) It’s important to Continue feeding once you Start as they Look to us for Help Especially during Sparse (winter) Foraging times and with New Moms! Highly Recommend

Chewy's quit carrying the Wagner's Bird Food I had been purchasing and I love Wagner's foods so I tried another one of Wagner's and it was okay but didn't offer the variety needed for the Junco's, Pigeons, Blue Jays, Sparrows, Finches, Chickadees, Warblers and Woodpeckers that come to my feeders. BUT this Greatest Variety has them cleaning it out within a day and a half. They love it!!! And now so do I!! I do trust Wagner's Bird Food above all others.