Wild Delight Fruit N' Berry Wild Bird Food, 5-lb bag

I've been feeding my local birds for about a year and this has been their favorite of the blends I've tried. I usually buy a large bag at my local feed store but they were sold out. I was glad to find the same one on Chewy, although I had to buy several small 5lb bags instead of one 20+ lb bag.

Stays Fresh, smells wonderful. Birds love it!

I have a lot of fruit and nut lovers that visit my feeders, so the overall favorite mix so far was Wild Delight's Nut 'N Berry. Depending on the current price, I might switch this mix out with some other nut/fruit seed mixes. However the composition of those alternate mixes have increased the content of millet, corn, and sunflower seeds while also increasing the price. If I was going to pay mainly for corn, sunflower seeds, and millet, then I was going to go to a cheaper mix. I bought a couple of bags of Better Bird Songbird Blend which contains mostly sunflower seeds, millet, a some scattering of safflower seeds and an occasional peanut. I have a lot of little birds--mostly finches--that seem to love white millet so much that they chose it over their supposed favorite nyjer seed. I wanted to avoid corn because too much corn tends to attract more starling and blackbirds than anything else. However, I was afraid that switching to the plainer mix would be a turn-off for all the fruit and nut lovers which included cardinals, bluejays, nuthatches, chickadees, woodpeckers and more. We even had a bunch of wintering robins visit our bird feeder seemingly looking for berries. So, I still ended up buying this bag of Fruit N' Berry to mix in the cheaper mix and bump up the fruit content. I have bought Fruit N' Berry before and it had visible chunks and bits of all kinds of fruit. It even had peanuts. However, this latest bag was mostly sunflower seeds. Yes there was fruit and even peanuts in the mix, but not nearly like before. And there were also less safflower seeds--favorites of my cardinals and doves. At least the mix was cleaner than a lot of sunflower seed mixes--very few bits of chaff. At least the birds didn't mind much and everything was eaten--except of course all those messy black sunflower seed shells. Ugh! Overall, not really a bad mix at all, but not really worth the price. I'm not really saving much buying this as an add-in. I probably won't get this again unless there was a bigger bag on sale that would at least make it more economical.