Wild Delight Nut N' Berry Wild Bird Food

A good food for the birds but fruit elements tend to bloat in wet weather and get too large to move through the feeder and clog the feeding ports. The only way I have found to overcome this issue is to put the 'nut n' berry' in my food processor and chop it down to size before putting in the feeder. If you are using a 'tray' type feeder this wouldn't be a problem but for feeders with individual perches and serving ports it can require extra work. Otherwise, good for the birds and not as messy as other products.

This has to be one of my favorite seed mixes, but the price went up from the first time I bought it, and with the holidays and some medical bills, I had to opt for a different birdfood. I intend to reorder this one again though! It was wildly popular with several of our spoiled suburban birds. I was glad to see the bigger woodpeckers (Northern Flicker and Red-Bellied Woodpecker) along with the little Downy woodpeckers. There were, in addition, Bluejays, House Finches, Mourning Doves, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Tufted Titmice, English Sparrows, Juncos, and a whole bunch of Northern Cardinals, and a couple of goldfinch. Red-winged blackbirds show up on occasion, which I rarely see in backyards. So This has to be one of my favorite seed mixes, but the price went up from the first time I bought it, and with the holidays and some medical bills, I had to opt for a different birdfood. I intend to reorder this one again though! It was wildly popular with several of our spoiled suburban birds. I was glad to see the bigger woodpeckers (Northern Flicker and Red-Bellied Woodpecker) along with the little Downy woodpeckers. There were, in addition, Bluejays, House Finches, Mourning Doves, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Tufted Titmice, English Sparrows, Juncos, and a whole bunch of Northern Cardinals, and a couple of goldfinch. Red-winged blackbirds show up on occasion, which I rarely see in backyards. So far, the grackles and starlings haven't showed up-- having mysteriously disappeared (and good riddance)in the late summer/early fall. In the past year, these birds tended to stay year round and completely take over. We have a baffle, so squirrels and chipmunks only get what the birds drop, or what I put out for them. They love the stuff too. I'm fact, the squirrels tried to drag away the entire tray, so keep that in mind if you do have problems with these furry fiends...I mean "friends". LOL Highly recommended, but if you have a feeder that has narrow slots or spaces for the seed to trickle down, the bigger berry and nut pieces will get stuck. It works beautifully in tube feeders, and any kind of basket type or tray feeder. I also add in some extra black oil sunflower seeds in the food, but EVERYTHING gets eaten. … more

We have 3 bird feeders filled with this seed. Every morning, and throughout the day, it's like a buffet table. We have cardinals, red wing blackbirds, doves, chickadees, blue jays, sparrows and sometimes other species that we can't identify. There is no waste, what is "kicked" out on the ground is consumed, often by several birds dining at the same time. We are in the Florida Panhandle and are delighted to finally get a no waste bird seed that all of our feathered family enjoy.

My birds just love this food. It is premium food, so it does cost a bit. But it brings the birds to all my feeders daily. If you enroll in the Wild Delight program, after you buy 10 bags, you get 1 free through the manufacturer. Details are printed on the bag.

I bought this to improve the overall nutrition of the wild birds as a saw one I was concerned about in the mountains of New Mexico. This has been incredibly popular and despite it being a bit pricey I will definitely get more as I can afford to to help boost the health of the flocks of wild birds in my area. Unfortunately, the squirrels like it, too.

I have more birds at my feeders when they're empty. I can't believe I have 20 lbs of this and I have to re-order that one with the whole cherries that have the pits in them (Harvest Seed & Supply Red Berry & Nut Wild Bird Food), I was so glad to get rid of it and start on this one.

Birds and Squirrels love this seed . I watched 2 birds run a snake out of my yard. So it’s nice having birds and squirrels to keep the unwanted snakes away .

I bought this seed because I wanted seed that would not germinate. I wasn't sure whether or not it would so called Chewy. They didn't know so I had to call the manufacturer. They were helpful and apparently it shouldn't germinate. So far the birds seem to like it. :)

Great mix and a large bag. We have a couple of feeders and get tons of birds. This mix is very popular and the large bag option allows me to keep up with the demand.

This is a new one for me, and brought birds back that I thought I would never see again.. finches, woodpeckers, Buntings and Doves and must add squirrels galore... Yes, they get hungry, too and also have a LOTS of cardinals and wrens etc LOVING IT! Neighbors and family are asking me what kind of birdseed...daughter asked me and I told her Chewys.