Wagner's 82042 Songbird Banquet Wild Bird Food, 5-Pound Bag

This blend is the perfect batch to attract classic song birds- morning doves, cardinals, blue Jay's, chickadees, nut hatches, sparrows, and more. The seed is cleaned, crisp and smells fresh.The bag it comes in is light, easy-to-store and lasts about a month.

Wagner’s 82042 Songbird is an excellent birdseed mix! It attracts a wide variety of songbirds to my feeders, and I love watching the different species it brings in. The blend is high-quality with a great mix of seeds that the birds clearly enjoy. I’ve noticed less waste compared to other brands, as it seems the birds eat almost every bit. The freshness of the seed and the lack of fillers make it a great choice for keeping my feathered friends happy and healthy. If you’re looking to enhance your birdwatching experience, Wagner’s Songbird is definitely worth trying!

I had been using another brand and bought this seed from Amazon because I didn’t have time to run to the store. Well, there has never been so much activity at my feeder. The only downside is that I pretty much have to refill the feeder every other day.

The birds never take a break from feasting on this seed! It has attracted a variety of our little feathered friends. No waste. Clean seed. Set up for subscribe and save on this item so I will never miss a moment of enjoyment watching them. Highly recommend for all bird lovers.

It's good product but ruined by mixing it up with old peanut reject bits. I had to sort out, remove all these rancid bits before offering it to my birds... Thankfully it's not more than 15%

This is a clean bird seed. My little birds love the mix. Seed seems fresh without any additional bugs or worms eating it in the package. This is my first reorder of this product. Will likely continue ordering this seed.

My backyard is a bird paradise with mulberries and Jerusalem sunflowers they're always seems to be birds around. I have a few random logs scattered around my yard that I use has a bird feeder. This will definitely attract all types of birds mostly Cardinals chickadees and blue jays. I find that using one scoop is enough. Just make sure you keep the seeds in a cool dry place that's animal proof so you won't get raccoons or possums. it comes with a velcro closure,I keep it and a container in the bag. Best time to feed birds at least in Ohio is mid-autom to late winter it's when they really need it. I think it's better to buy small bags to avoid waste and the seed sprouting if they get wet. Would be great to put in a feeder if that's how you do it but I scattered the seeds on logs and they still come. Squirrels will also be attracted.

I've tried a bunch of different mixes for our cute bird feeder (kiddo picked it out). This mix is perfect. There's enough sunflower seeds that all the smaller bits don't just immediately fall out of our bird feeder. The birds love it, we have a consistent mix of blue jays, robins, chickadees, and nuthatches (in Michigan). I also don't mind if sunflowers grow below the feeder!