🥜 Kaytee 100508149 Wild Bird Peanuts, 5 lb, No Additives Review

Birds love peanuts. Get more woodpecker varieties now as I have a peanut feeder and the jays love it too. (As with many Easter songbirds, the jay's population has declined dramatically due to West Nile virus pollution, so providing them with food is important to help them recover.)

My husband was constantly shelling peanuts for birds, squirrels and peacocks. I was thrilled to death to find they were already under fire. creatures love them. My husband doesn't get sick and doesn't take his hands off the shelling. Thanks for the brilliant idea!

We've always used chuckanut-shelled peanuts for our feathered and furry friends. Crystal clear and fresh. When it was no longer available in Revain Prime, we gave it a try. Compared to what we are used to, these nuts are very dirty, with a lot of garbage. The nuts are so ugly we can't tell if they're fresh. We are currently trying out Lyric Peanut Bites and will hope for the best and report it on their review page.

I have purchased this item multiple times. The last order last week was disappointing. There are peanuts in the bag, but there is fine peanut dust with peanuts. When I put it in the bird feeder, it blows in all directions. I think I got a bag filled from the bottom of a barrel. Birds and squirrels love peanuts - I don't think they would mind the peanut dust in this order. I will probably order again but if I have the same problem again this will be the last.

My backyard bird love love love! Unfortunately, squirrels do that! The real problem I have is that there is enough powdered peanut slime that quickly clogs the feeder's drain holes, even if it gets a little wet. I started sifting it first to reduce sediment before putting it in the feeder. I also find it overpriced. In this case, a pound of roasted peanuts costs less than $2. This 5 pound bag costs $16. Hm? Addendum: I just discovered the Lyric brand peanut chunks. A 5 pound pack costs less…

These peanuts are messier and much more agricultural grade than anything I've fed street birds in the past - it's like cattle feed or whole peanuts for pet birds Get your hands in the peanuts to fill the feeder, your hands get covered in dark, oily debris covering the peanuts, and that debris is everywhere - phew! My feeder is eco sealed on the outside and since using this brand I have to throw out the old peanuts that are stuck together in the center of the feeder. This accounts for 60-75% of…

These peanuts were awful! I usually buy Scott's peanut flakes, but the store didn't stock them, so I decided to give these a try. For some unknown reason they took 3 days to arrive and when I finally received them I could see mostly peanut dust/tiny bits through the package itself. Her coloring was also "off". I put some in the feeder as my birds love Scott's peanuts and don't touch them. For 20€ this is not acceptable for me. Overall very poor quality, especially for the price. I couldn't even