Kaytee Pack Wild Bird Gourmet Review

The birds in my area love it so much they told the local wild turkeys to come and collect the seeds that fell on the ground. This block stays strong in the rain and seems to offer more variety to the many birds here. Woodpeckers in particular constantly peck at him. Very quiet to sit and look at them all day.

Our local Lowe's store doesn't stock the brand of birdseed we normally buy. I haven't found it anywhere on the web. Found this brand at Revain. We thought it might be worth a try. Birds and squirrels love it. And yes, squirrels too. Great value for money. Thank you for your product. For now. We love feeding our friends in the garden. Matthew 7:7 is true! World!

Apart from the various little birds and pigeons that feed on it, my dear mother and baby squirrel love this exquisite mix of bird seed. Now it's getting colder, the squirrel family doesn't fly in as often anymore. i miss her Both mother and daughter sometimes ate this cake for 30 minutes at a time. Wonderful purchase. What a treat for the birds and for the squirrels and for me!

We are regular customers and have recently restocked our supplies, but due to an eye disease affecting the songbirds, feeding and watering the birds is prohibited in our state. If you are in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and New York, check with your Department of Agriculture or the Audubon Society before feeding or watering birds. I would like to know if they need to be put in the freezer for storage.

I didn't read the description carefully and thought it was a piece of fat. Was surprised it was a huge block of seeds! No damage, no foul. I cut off a few portions and put them in the feeder. I scattered the rest of the seeds that came my way on the ground. The tit and the junkos looked at him first. I didn't see anything else on the trough. But at least someone eats it.

I am very happy with this product. I feed birds all the time and tried a smaller version of this but my birds mostly ignored it. The squirrels ate it! Over that big cake, I was surprised by the sudden return of the Hawfinch family, who had been missing since last summer. Now it has become the main attraction of my bird canteen. This has attracted tits, white crowned sparrows, house finches, woodpeckers (nuts and acorns) and the list goes on! They started out slow but after the rain eased off a…