High energy cold weather suet cake. Attracts colorful songbirds: Cardinals, Chickadees, Goldfinches, Juncos, Kinglets, Nuthatches, Purple Finches, Siskins, Tanagers, Thrushes, Titmice, Warblers, Woodpeckers and Wrens. Not for human consumption. Store in a cool, dry place.
Product Features
- No melt all-season suet cake
- A high energy treat to attract colorful songbirds
- Guaranteed fresh
- Store in a cool, dry place
Pure suet is great but packaging is awful & there’s better quality suet available Pure suet is great if you don’t want nuisance birds (sparrows, grackles, red-winged blackbirds, etc.) eating all your suet because there aren’t any seeds added to the suet. Most of the flavored suets have millet which is garbage seed and only common birds and squirrels eat that. Pure suet attracts only woodpeckers, which is what I want. Of course, the suet full of seed is much cheaper, and I still can’t understand why pure suet is so expensive as it is fat around the beef kidney (and what is…
The Real Deal, No Added Corn Meal or Millet This is what bug eating birds want and need. The “suet” cakes that are full of corn meal and millet are not. Where I live (North Dakota) the woodpeckers need the concentrated energy from fat during the winter. Even the nuthatches and chickadees prefer it during really cold weather to the black oil sunflower that is their preferred food the rest of the year.Last year I made the mistake of buying a “high energy” mixed suet cake which was low enough in energy for the…
Waste of money!! Do NOT buy this product. The birds ignore it, even in the coldest weather. I have given it a year, put it out alone and with different pure suet cakes and they just don’t like it. Very, very disappointed to have spent so much on this quantity of suet. I have used pure suet for years, purchased from Audubon, Mud Bay, Wild Birds Unilimited, and other sources, and have never had a problem.