Lyric Finch - Small Songbird Wild Bird Seed - Attracts Goldfinches, House Finches, Purple Finches & More - 20 lb. bag

This is only partly Nyjer seed, of course, but that's OK as the stuff that falls to the ground gets devoured by doves. Plus, it gives the Finches a little work, to pick out there favorite bits.The main thing is, I've bought this twice so far, and both times it was reasonably fresh. - So much bird food is really old when you buy it, and the birds won't touch it. Well, so far they've been devouring this stuff. Finches, Titmice, even Chikadees. TIP: Keep this in your freezer, if you have room. Nyjer seed goes bad VERY quickly at room temperature.

When I saw that the bag was more a mixture of other seeds than the wanted nijer, I was leery as to whether the lesser goldfinches and house finches would eat the stuff. I didn't have to worry about it! Checked the feeding areas the following morning and saw the feeders were completely empty. Well, alright then. This is what I'll be getting the future--the birds like it and it's a far better price than a bag of nijer seed. 👍🏻👍🏻

I absolutely love this finch food. It’s exactly what finches need the two sunflower chips and the whistle together, so I don’t have to mix it. I always have goldfinches and other small birds hanging out.

Has always been fresh. Birds are happy with it. But I can buy at my local store for $5 less per 5 lb. That adds up so will have to buy from local store in the future.

The finches (mostly house finches and gold finches) in our Colorado Springs suburb love Lyric. The only problem is how quickly they empty the feeder!

We used to get this all the time... until Amazon stopped delivering it to our address. So we get it elsewhere now. But it is a huge hit with songbirds and our feeders are always jumping with activity.

A backyard birding friend uses this and he gets a LOT of Goldfinches. I haven't seen the goldfinches yet, but the other little song birds are feasting on it.

The finches on our porch really love this blend. They knock seed to the ground where it also attracts quail and sparrows. It isn't cheap, but it lasts well in a screened finch feeder and the birds all love it.