Audubon Park Songbird Seed Blend Wild Bird Food
In a Nutshell
- Attracts a variety of birds
- Some users find it too millet-heavy
- Good for birdwatchers
- Requires frequent refilling
Quick Verdict
The Audubon Park Songbird Seed Blend is generally loved by a variety of birds, but some users find it imbalanced with too much millet, leading to waste. It attracts a diverse range of bird species and is a popular choice among bird enthusiasts.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Attracts Diverse Birds (15)
The seed blend attracts a wide variety of birds.
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Good for Songbirds (10)
Particularly good for songbirds.
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Variety of Seeds (5)
Contains a variety of seeds for different bird types.
Cons
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Too Much Millet (5) major
The blend is heavily weighted towards millet, leading to waste.
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Attracts Unwanted Birds (2) minor
Some users report that the blend attracts unwanted birds like grackles.
Tip: Workaround might be placing it in a less accessible area.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Birdwatchers β Attracts a variety of birds, great for observation.
- β’ Songbird enthusiasts β Special blend that attracts songbirds.
β Skip If
- β’ Those who want a balanced mix β Heavily weighted towards millet which can lead to waste.
- β’ Those who want to avoid grackles β This blend attracts grackles which can be undesirable.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- π‘ Store in a dry place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this blend attract a variety of birds?
Yes, it attracts a wide variety of birds, including songbirds and larger birds.
Is this blend balanced?
Some users find it heavily weighted towards millet, which can lead to waste.
Highlighted Reviews
"In Nashville and our birds love this food. We get a wonderful selection of birds daily to watch. Our go to for bird food."
"I thought this would be a more balanced mix, but it seems to be about 75% millet. There has been a great deal more waste than with other blends; the feeder is empty after a few days but with the amount strewn on the ground I donβt know how much is actually being eaten. (Not to mention I have to sw..."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a seed blend that attracts a wide variety of birds, this is a good choice. Just be prepared for some waste and frequent refilling.