You might call Economy Mills on Av A. They have a 50# wild bird mix for about $15-16. They have 50# chopped corn for about $10. Corn not the best diet, but is calories and most yard food goes to House Sparrows and doves. Despite the rhetoric, corn is not "bad"; just not the "best". If you feed it, they will come. From: leasbirds-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:leasbirds-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Floyd & Clarice Robertson Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 2:52 PM To: leasbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [leasbirds] Re: Home bird feeder hahaha, we too have large numbers of birds at the feeders, including a beautiful Cardinal this morning. We go through 4 each 40 pounds bags of bird seed each month, though the birds would eat more!! We get it at Gebo's at $14.99 per bag. Any info on a better priced source would be good. Floyd and Clarice Robertson 4702 61st St Lubbock TX 79414-4527 806-799-4174 home 47robertson02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ----- Original Message ----- From: Dolan, Tom <mailto:tom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: leasbirds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 1:38 PM Subject: [leasbirds] Home bird feeder My wife corrected me as the junco's returned today - they are Oregon junco's - male's have obvious black cape. Counted six in the group and fun to watch and learn their behavior compared to the house sparrow. I'm assuming I'm the rare house feeding in the snow as all the neighborhood birds seem to be hanging out on my patio today. First time to see the local cardinal family and a couple of mourning doves. Also had never seen doves as a group chase grackles away. The mockingbird comes and tries to play king-of-the-hill and chase everyone away, but that doesn't last long. More than the usual number of finches on the thistle feeder. Tom Dolan