Audubon Park Northeast Blend Wild Bird Food, 20-lb bag
In a Nutshell
- Attracts a variety of birds and wildlife, including deer and skunks.
- High content of millet is a drawback for many bird species.
- Some users report issues with birds pushing out certain seeds.
Quick Verdict
While some birds love it, others find the blend unsatisfactory due to the high content of millet.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Attractive Varieties (2)
Attracts a variety of bird species and wildlife.
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Good for Squirrels (2)
Squirrels also enjoy this blend.
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Useful for Various Birds (1)
Different types of birds have been attracted to the food.
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Attractive and Convenient (1)
Consumers like the look and feel when put out for birds.
Cons
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High Millet Content (3) major
The blend contains too much millet, which many birds do not eat.
Tip: Consider mixing with other bird food to balance the millet content.
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Attracts Unwanted Wildlife (1) minor
The food attracts skunks, deer, and other unwanted animals.
Tip: Store in a place where only birds can access.
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Same Types of Seeds (1) minor
Bigger birds pushed out the same types of seeds.
Tip: Upgrade your product to accommodate a wider range of bird types and sizes.
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Lack of Interest (1) major
Birds showed little interest in the food, leaving it untouched.
Tip: Consider a different type of birdseed to attract them more effectively.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird enthusiasts — Attracts a variety of bird species.
- • Wildlife observers — Attracts various wildlife, including squirrels.
✗ Skip If
- • Birds Avoiding Millet — High millet content may be unappealing to many birds.
- • Those with Pests — Can attract unwanted animals, like deer and skunks.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product attract squirrels?
Yes, several users mentioned squirrels finding it attractive.
Is the price of the bag good for the value provided?
Yes, some reviewers mention the price as fair and birds enjoy it.
Are there better bird seeds for smaller birds?
Yes, blue jays and smaller birds do not like the millet seeds.
Are the seeds in this pack printed to work with squirrels and garden pests?
Bird seeds with non-millet seeds may be better suited to squirrels.
Are the bags big enough for multiple guests over a long period of time?
Yes and no. There are reports of the 20lb bag lasting anywhere from three months to a week.
Highlighted Reviews
"quality and appetites!"
"Mostly millet"
Bottom Line
Potential buyers should consider this product with caution, especially if their target birds do not typically eat millet.