Description
If you’re looking for a wild bird food that will provide birds with the energy and nutrients they need to keep coming back, look no further than Kaytee Nut & Fruit Blend. Like all the wild bird food at Kaytee, Kaytee Nut & Fruit Blend was formulated by birding enthusiasts out of a love and passion for the hobby. Wild birds require high amounts of energy, and pound for pound, nothing offers more energy than nuts and fruit. Blended in with a hearty selection of healthy seeds that birds love, the added nuts and fruit pieces in this premium wild bird food offer a reliable, high source of energy. With a consistent and highly appealing source of energy in your backyard, birds will frequent your feeders more often and stay longer. This mix was specially blended for woodpeckers, cardinals, nuthatches, grosbeaks, juncos and more. Turn your backyard into a year-round oasis for colorful songbirds and keep them coming back for more with Kaytee Nut & Fruit Blend.
From the manufacturer
Birds Love Us & We Love Them
Feeding and watching wild birds offers an outdoor adventure without leaving your backyard. Whether you’re new to the hobby or experienced, trust Kaytee to put the finest ingredients and a genuine love of birds into everything we do.
A Bird’s Favorite Source of Energy
With sunflower seeds, peanuts, raisins, cherries and more, Kaytee Nut & Fruit Blend lets you provide wild birds their favorite high energy foods. With a consistent source of energy, birds will frequent your feeders more often and stay longer.
Premium Blend for Birding
Formulated by birding enthusiasts, Kaytee Nut & Fruit Blend is a premium blend designed to keep colorful songbirds flocking to your backyard. It’s nutritious and delicious, and will keep your backyard a consistently popular spot for your feathered friends.
Enjoy the Colors of Nature
Attract all the colorful songbirds you want to see by offering them the wild bird food they love. Kaytee has everything you need to make wild bird watching easy. From blues and yellows to pinks and purples, the world of wild bird watching is wonderful!
Important information
Indications
Wild Bird Feeding
Ingredients
Sunflower Seeds, Peanuts, Hulled Sunflower Chips, Mixed Feed Nuts, Safflower Seeds, Raisins, Hulled Pumpkin Seeds, Dried Cherries, Soybean Oil
Directions
Reseal package and store in a cool dry place, preferably in a sealed container. This will protect against insect infestation that can naturally occur with any whole grain seed product.. Keep feeders filled with fresh food. Discard old food before refilling and clean feeders regularly. This product is only intended for feeding wild birds.
Great price. Big bag.
I will buy this again for sure .
(Video is this seed being used in my camera feeder!)
The squirrels always hog this mix - I think they are huge fans of the fruit and nuts, and of course the sunflower seeds. The birds tend to get what's left, which is annoying because while I'm not prejudice against the Rubenesque squirrels, I do wish they'd let the birds get first dibs once in a while.
I used to buy a mix with milo seed in it and it wasn't popular with the wide variety of birds and critters, but this certainly brings all the boys, I mean, birds, to the yard.
Update: I have subsequently made multiple purchases of this because the birds and squirrels finish it off so quickly. I used to put food out every other day and now I have to do so every day. I think the birds told their friends and word spread that we’ve got the good stuff.
The animals love it more than the peanuts we put out. They even shake the feeder when it’s empty — no joke. If you have a bird cam, prepare for cuteness overload and nonstop notifications.
Buy it. Then sit back and enjoy the show. 🐿️🐦📸
Only thing they dont seem to munch on are the bigger nuts!
And of course, the squirrels love this food as well. I've tried a few of the Squirrel mixes from Kaytee, but the squirrels keep coming back to this stuff. I have to put out two separate trays with the same food to try to keep the squirrels away for a bit (then I get birds in the squirrel tray, and squirrels in the bird tray).
It's all good, I'm happy to have both birds and squirrels. Perhaps if I put a squirrel sign on the squirrel dish they will stay there. Probably not.
Bob