Review on 🐦 Wagner's 62012 Southern Regional Blend Wild Bird Food: 20-Pound Bag for Abundant Backyard Bird Feeding by Sandra Allen

First of all, the bag is HUGE lol. Much more than I imagined in my head. Not that it's bad! I live in South Louisiana and we just bought our first house. We immediately realized how many birds had settled here before we even got the keys lol. What came with the house was NEVER free. So I obviously felt the need to make their stay here as comfortable as possible. Just like they do with me ❤️. Filled my first cheap bird feeder with a cheap bag of "wild" seeds I bought from Lowe. bc I've never owned a bird feeder and had no idea what our "natural" birds eat, but I wanted to make sure I was doing SOMETHING, you know?! 🤷‍♀️ Once I realized they actually use it I got MUCH more involved lol. So now we have an 8 foot stand in the yard (which we cemented and buried in a 5 gallon bucket, umao) that has two hanging baskets at the top with their favorite flowers, two large feeders 1 for hummingbirds and one others for our long-term tenants, a large birthing tub and wire basket for worms made from organic flour. The original small bird feeders and a hummingbird feeder were tucked away in the backyard. On our upstairs front balcony I purchased a solar powered stained glass feeder and a blown glass hummingbird feeder. In general, we have many, many places for birds to cool off and get fat. Tomorrow is cleaning day for ALL the feeders even the hummingbirds and their bath as we have had a week of uninterrupted weather. This time I plan to use both seed bags but in different containers. I will be using cheap seeds in fancy feeders and these tasty seeds in cheap early buy feeders. And just sit back and watch. Will post updates of all feeders and all seed results with photos in about 2 weeks. I think it's interesting birds, squirrels and insects that will quickly become a new obsession for me. So if anyone has any recommendations for beginners I would appreciate ANY help taylorjoffrion@gmail.com