Wagner's 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food, 20-Pound Bag

Our birds love this food. Cardinals tip mice Blue Jays wild, parrots, starlings, sparrows, Red Wing blackbirds crackles. I can’t even name all of them.. and thank you for being Affordable and having plenty of sunflower seeds in the food. It’s important for the birds and apparently the squirrels which that’s OK. They have to eat too. 🥰

We’ve been using Wagner's 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food for the past 5 years, and it’s hands-down the best bird food we’ve ever tried! This blend is specifically tailored for the Midwest, and it attracts such a wide variety of birds to our backyard. We’ve seen chickadees, finches, woodpeckers, and just this spring, we had 5 cardinals become regulars at our feeder—what a beautiful sight! The mix includes high-quality seeds like sunflower seeds, millet, and cracked corn, which the birds absolutely love. It’s always fresh when it arrives, with no fillers or dust, and the birds clean out the feeder every time. We also appreciate that it’s a good value for the size—you get a lot of bird food for the price. After 5 years, we’re still amazed at how consistently this blend brings vibrant wildlife to our yard. If you’re looking to attract a diverse group of birds, especially in the Midwest, this is the way to go. Highly recommend!

Great value, alllll the critters love this seed. Birds, squirrels, raccoons. It’s an outdoor buffet! Would buy again for sure.

The birds I feed love this food, including the local turkeys that wander through my yard.

Good birdseed, our wild doves like it.

I recently filled my backyard feeder with the Wagner’s 62006 Midwest Regional Blend Wild Bird Food (20‑lb bag), and I’ve been delighted to see a variety of feathered visitors enjoying it daily! 🐦 Bird Variety & Activity • Within a day, I spotted house finches, chickadees, cardinals, blue jays. • The mix seems especially popular with small songbirds—I love watching them gather at the feeder now that migration season is over. 🌾 Blend & Quality • Contains a well-balanced mix of grains, seeds, and nuts—like millet, sunflower chips, peanut pieces, and cracked corn. • I appreciate the absence of fillers like red millet, ensuring the birds are eating nutritious bits, not empty filler. • The sunflower chips and nuts are particularly popular, with a few de-shelling squirrels joining the feast too! 🛠 Bag & Convenience • Comes in a sturdy 20‑lb bag with a resealable zip-top—much easier to open, store, and pour than some stiff cardboard feed bags. • One bag lasts about a month with my two tube feeders and one hopper-style feeder out in my moderate-visiting backyard. 👍 Pros: • Invites a diverse range of birds—finches, jays, doves, and more. • No low-quality filler—great seed-to-nut ratio makes birds come back often. • Convenient, resealable packaging keeps seed fresh and mess minimal. • Excellent bulk value for the price. 👎 Cons: • Some sunflower chips scatter beneath the feeder, attracting squirrels—so be prepared for a little extra ground cleanup. • If you’re feeding only one species (e.g., just finches), you might prefer a more targeted blend. ⸻ Final Thoughts: Wagner’s Midwest Regional Blend offers a crowd-pleasing mix that draws diverse species to your feeder—great value in a convenient package, and I’ve loved seeing how animated my backyard wildlife has become. Highly recommend if you enjoy watching a vibrant variety of birds! 📌 Tip: Hang feeders above a tray or mat if you want to catch stray chips (or give squirrels their own snack area)!

This a good value for the size of the bag. This is our second time purchasing this birdseed. The birds seem to enjoy this seed mix, we have to refill the feeder each day.

I suppose it's good!! The birds in my yard seems to love it. They're starting to tap on my window to let me know they need more food. What have I gotten myself into. Lol