Lyric Fine Tunes Wild Bird Seed Mix - No Waste Bird Food Mix - Attracts Bluebirds, Finches, Chickadees & More - Seed for Outside Feeders - 5 lb Bag

Wow. This bird seed smells so good! You can immediately tell how good it is. It is amazing quality. ALL my birds love it and rush to the feeder when it comes out. I love that it’s chopped into nice sized bits.

This is expensive, but the birds absolutely love it, and there is no waste. I have so many eastern bluebirds, golden finches, and Downey woodpeckers amongst many others. BIRDS, LOVE THIS FOOD!

This has become my go-to seed for my outdoor feeders, and I have tried many different brands and formulations over the years. I live in west central Florida along the nature coast and our resident and migratory birds of all varieties seem to love it. It's base is small peanut fragments, but it also has significant bits of other nuts and seeds, consistent with the published ingredients list. Also has no millet, which birds in our area do not seem to like. In any blends I've bought with millet it in, the millet goes to waste. This nut and seed blend is good on its own, but I mix it half-and-half with sunflower seed and top it off with mealworms. Our feeders are always filled with birds - from small chickadees, finches and wrens (for whom the small pieces are ideal) to bluebirds, cardinals, several varieties of woodpeckers, mockingbirds, blue jays, doves and others. They go through a lot of it in the winter and spring through primary migration and breeding periods, less during the rest of the year. We have a pair of bluebirds in our bluebird house that have raised successful broods for a few years in our bluebird box and they visit our feeders for this food often when feeding their chicks. According to Amazon, I've purchased 26 bags of this seed since at least February 2021 (It's now May 2025). Every bag purchased has been well-sealed, fresh and dry. When you open the bag it smells like fresh nuts. It holds up well - no mold, insects, etc. - even though it's kept stored in a plastic bin outside on our back porch in the Florida heat. It's a bit more expensive than other available seeds, but it's no-waste and is completely consumed - no unwanted/unpreferred seed, no mess of shells on the ground under the feeders.

One in about 5 purchases was stale. Besides of that, birds love it and seeds really do not germinate

Pleased with the variety and quality of the seeds. The nutrients of the seeds must have been tasty because attracted a wide variety of songbirds.

I live in Eastern part of WA STATE. I have finches, sparrows, mourning doves, Robbin, pipit, Chickadee, and waxwing. This food is excellent and doesn't cause weeds or other vegetation to grow when food gets in the grass. Highly recommend!

In constant rotation for my birds! I feed off my deck and dont want a mess.. There's never any leftovers. The only warning is that I only put one scoop out a day because if I leave a feeder full of this unattended, the squirrels will eat me out of house and home! But dont worry, I do toss a couple of scoops on the ground for the juncos and squirrels (and other friends).

Surprising amount of waste and filler. This contains millet, the cheapest filler possible. Birds will eat it if there is nothing else but they tend to avoid it. After switching to this food, I find a lot of leftovers in the feeder: the millet, completely black pieces (maybe spoiled pistachio?), pieces too big for small songbirds and general leftover bits. When I used sunflower kernels, my feeder was mobbed and cleaned out to the last crumb. With this there is plenty in the feeder and no birds.