Valley Splendor Seeds Wild Wild Bird Food, 20-lb bag
In a Nutshell
- High corn content leads to significant wastage.
- Some birds dislike the food, leading to uneaten portions.
- Economical and no dust filler, which is a plus.
Quick Verdict
This bird food is economically priced but lacks variety, leading to significant wastage as birds dislike the high corn content. Most reviewers are dissatisfied and suggest other brands.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
The birds dislike the corn content, and it contains inconsistent levels of corn
Prevention: Only buy this product if you have birds that specifically enjoy corn.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Economical (1)
The price is reasonable and it has no dust filler.
Cons
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High Corn Content (7) critical
The bird food contains a lot of corn, leading to significant wastage.
Quality Trend: Declining
Reports of high corn content which birds refuse to eat, have seriously affected the quality perception.
neutral-weakly positive
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts — Those who have birds that specifically enjoy corn.
✗ Skip If
- • Those looking for variety in bird food — The product contains a lot of corn, which birds dislike, causing wastage.
- • Pet owners with small birds — Small birds may not enjoy this food due to its high corn content.
Durability & Care
Factors: Not specified
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How tall are the wild birds
Not covered.
Is the product pet-safe?
Yes, but only for birds that enjoy corn.
Highlighted Reviews
"A really nice economy priced birdseed with virtually no dust filler in the bag. Some of the other brands I’ve tried contain so much dust it jams my feeders. Valley Splendor also has a Songbird blend for a couple of dollars more that’s chock full of a variety of seeds and highly recommended."
"The birds hate this food! Pretty much ALL corn and now it's all over my deck because they won't eat it. Only a few very, very tiny sunflower seeds in the whole bag. Even watched a cardinal pick a piece up and spit it out. I don't get why they don't like it at all. Do not waste your money! Not even t..."
Bottom Line
Given the high dissatisfaction rate, consider this only if you have birds that specifically enjoy corn. Otherwise, you may end up wasting a lot of product, which can be costly in the long run..