Valley Farms Fruit Nut & Berry Wild Bird Food for Outside Feeders, Bird Seed with Dried Fruit, Peanuts, Sunflower, and Safflower, High Energy Mix for Healthy Birds! (15 LBS)

I like this one best, good product. The birds love it.

I've been using Valley Farms Fruit Nut & Berry to feed our birds and squirrels for years. They love it...more than any other type of seed or critter crunch. I even used to feed it to our deer and they loved it, too. This always arrives from Amazon fresh and the bags are never ripped/torn. I hope they never stop making this food!

We have tried several different mixes to feed the backyard birds- but primarily purchased this one to feed the backyard squirrels. The squirrel activity doubled when we switched to this mix, and we have also increased the different bird species that come in as well. The food is very high quality and we feel better knowing we are feeding the wildlife something good for them.The customer service we experienced was also outstanding. We had a delivery issue not caused by the seller, but they took immediate actions to fix it. Response to our inquiry was prompt, and it was a great experience. We will continue to order - and you won’t be disappointed when you do!

Birds love it. It attracts many different kinds of birds. And squirrels too. Ha ha. But it goes fast for the price. I can go through one bag in a week but at $40 a bag I always have to think twice…

Birds love it

Best mix. My feeder is visited by many species. I no longer need to buy different seeds to mix them. This mix has them all.

Bought cheap millet feed at Lowe's and everyone but the morning doves shunned it.Within an hour of putting this food in my feeders, there was a clamor at all of them: Cardinals, Carolina Chicadees, Tufted Titmouse, Blue Jays, Crows (shut up, I love crows and they are welcome in my yard) finches and at least one Mockingbird.This food is pricey, and I might ration it instead of filling the feeders daily.

We get a family of cardinals every year. They love this seed. It also brings in new birds which is exciting. I just wish I could keep the Squirrels at bay.