This is my usual food for the outdoor birds. I have cardinals, blue jays, mourning doves, junkos, red-wing blackbirds (spring) and of course crows and just 2 pigeons. I use thistle socks for the goldfinches and peanuts for the squirrels and jays and we're all set for feeding the neighborhood.

Pros: inexpensive

Cons: can't always find

When I put Kaytee Wild Bird Seed in my feeders I get a wide variety of birds in my yard including cardinals, woodpeckers, mourning doves, sparrows, just to name a few. Only problem is that squirrels love it to and I often catch them hanging from the feeders.

Pros: Attracts a variety of birds

Cons: Squirrels love it too

My grandpa always buys a big huge bag of this birdseed to put in his feeder. He says its the best! He usually puts it in there and we watch the birds outside his kitchen window. its v ery peaceful ... But not only do we watch the beautiful birds and my grandpa tells me what each bird is... we watch the cute little red squireel and a bunch of grey squirells eat the bird seed as well.

Pros: he uses it all the time

Cons: none

We love feeding the birds and this is a very nice blend to attract a wide variety .

Pros: inexpensive

Cons: none

The birds seem to like it. I have to fill it up a lot.

Pros: none

Cons: none