Armstrong Wild Bird Food Safflower Bird Seed, 20 Pounds - for Northern Cardinals, Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks and Black-Capped Chickadees - Ideal for

The Armstrong Wild Bird Food Safflower Bird Seed has received mostly positive feedback from customers who appreciate its effectiveness in attracting specific bird species while keeping unwanted visitors like squirrels and grackles at bay. Many users highlight that the safflower seeds are fresh, uniform, and free from debris, making them a reliable choice for bird feeders. Enthusiastic customers have noted an increase in the presence of preferred birds such as Northern Cardinals, Rose-Breasted Grosbeaks, and Black-Capped Chickadees, which they find delightful. One significant advantage of the safflower seeds is that they effectively deter grackles, which many customers found overwhelming in their feeders. Reviewers reported a substantial decrease in grackle visitors, allowing smaller, more desirable birds to enjoy the feeder. Overall, the customer experience emphasizes satisfaction with the quality of the seed and the targeting of specific bird species. However, there are a few caveats. Some customers expressed disappointment over not attracting Northern Cardinals in their area, attributing this to geographical limitations. Additionally, there were reports of the safflower seeds sprouting when they fell to the ground, which surprised some users since they expected the seeds to be non-sprouting. This unexpected growth was a minor inconvenience for those who don’t want a safflower garden in their landscaping. Despite these minor issues, customers Consistently expressed a willingness to repurchase the product, citing great value despite a desire for a lower price. **