Lyric Finch Wild Bird Seed, Small Songbird Bird Finch Food - 20 lb. Bag

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The birds really love Lyric - Finch Small Songbird Mix, they keep coming back. I love watching them eating while I'm drinking my hot chocolate. The feeds are kinda messy but it's alright, I'm enjoying my view.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like the Lyric-Finch Small Songbird Mix. The seeds are of really nice quality. Obvious lack of fillers. I would recommend the appropriate feeder with a tray or tighter screen to minimize seed loss. Birds love it. Very impressed with the quality of the Lyric songbird mix.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I usually buy the finch seed that is already in a sock, but I am now changing to this finch mix to put in the sock. I like how it is a mixture of finch seed and other smaller seed which my song birds and finches really liked. Even in cold now I still have little songbirds at my feeder so I am glad I have this seed for them to eat. I also like that this finch/songbird mix is all natural without any added fillers mixed within the seeds. I do recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like tho feed because it is more than just nyger seed. Which means I will get more than just finches. And that means more opportunities for pictures. I just enjoy watching whatever birds show up to eat.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My birds seem to enjoy this finch food and I really enjoy the resealable thick plastic bag. The instructions are helpful and suggest the best type of feeder to use this seed in. This mix has much smaller seeds than your typical grocery store mix and works well in specially designed finch feeders. But have no fear it will also work in typical feeders for larger backyard birds. I used this mix in a sock feeder and a traditional trough feeder with no problems. Birds that visited and ate this mix were: chickadees, house finch, tufted titmouse, and of course the sparrows came. The larger cardinals come every once in a while but this is not their preferred mix.