🐦 Delite High Protein No Waste Wild Bird Mix - 5 lb Bag Review

I have 8 birdhouses and the birds love it. When they see me going into the yard to fill the feeders all the trees fill up with wild birds (7 species) and they start singing and chirping until I'm done. Sometimes they come 2-3 feet away from me and sing to me like they are happy. I also have proteins eating the same food. Everyone seems to find harmony and share food. SAME COMMENTS FOR FOOD BELOW.

It was a great purchase. I've been using Lyric bird seed for 7 years. You can rest assured that you're always getting a great product when you buy from a reputable retailer. However, I'm not sure what happened to Lyric. Both Delite bags received in May 2015 had the old design. I keep them in airtight containers and when I opened the Delight container there were hundreds of weevils inside. I had to go through my entire stash of groceries to make sure they weren't distributed. Nothing but single…

I feed from squirrel proof probes so the squirrels have to do at least a little work before they can eat all the bird seed. This seed is too big for these feeders. Just shut them up. Apparently it's about 50% shelled peanuts. No broken peanuts or chunks of peanuts, just shelled whole peanuts. The remaining pieces look like different nuts, cracked, but about the size of a whole peanut. The smallest pieces are whole kernels of sunflower seeds. Those are the only parts I want from my boobs and…

I usually buy Lyric Bird Seed Fine Tunes No Waste Mix and autoship it but I've run out of the package and the new bag won't arrive for another week. It was the only zero waste food I could deliver in 2 days so I just ordered it without paying too much attention as it was from the same company. Holy cow! Which birds are big enough to eat it? Looks like a mix of human footprints! This is madness. I tried grinding it in a food processor, which helped, but I lost a lot of product that way (some of…

I have about 25 feeders in Minnesota. Woodpeckers are downy, hairy, red-bellied, finches, nuthatches. Blue jays, robins, crows, grakles, titmice, lobsters, cardinals etc. House and patio feeding, squirrels including albinos, screeches. Baths and an arboretum of trees, shrubs and flowers created over the last 20 years. I like Lyrica's high-energy fruits and nuts, except corn, which nobody eats unless I'm gone for two days. It also has black oilseeds or something that leaves things on the patio…