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Garden Friendly® Premium Suet

Wholesome, Appealing, Energizing, Welcoming

$7.99 CAD
$7.99 CAD

Garden Friendly® Premium Suet is filled with nuts, fruit and suet that are the perfect foods for attracting woodpeckers, chickadees, nuthatches and many other insect eating birds. 

Woodpeckers and nuthatches are most comfortable and safest from predators when they are on the trunk of the tree, Placing your suet in a holder near or on a tree trunk will help protect and encourage the birds to stay at the feeder longer.

Freeze or refrigerate for easy removal from tub. 

Made in Canada!!!

Peanuts, Sunflowers, Chopped Nuts, Cut Corn, Dried Fruit, Nut Meal, Canadian Beef Suet

Weight - 333 grams

Dimensions - 10 cm (L) x 10 cm (W) x 3 cm (H)

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Key Features & Benefits

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Wholesome

Wholesome

Combines natural ingredients like nuts and fruit to support backyard bird nutrition

Appealing

Appealing

Attracts a variety of birds with flavours they naturally seek outdoors

Energizing

Energizing

Provides essential calories birds need for daily activity and survival

Welcoming

Welcoming

Creates an inviting feeding space that encourages frequent bird visits

Frequently Asked Questions

Woodpeckers have a big appetite for suet, in particular high-energy suet consisting of peanuts, seeds, or fruit. They will also enjoy feeders offering sunflower seeds and other larger foods such as cylinders. Refer to "Choosing The Right Seed" & "Beyond Bird Seed" for guidance.
Start with a suet feeder in a quiet location where woodpeckers can easily see and reach it. You can also offer woodpeckers peanuts or sunflower seeds. Give them some time to find your feeder, especially if you don’t have woodpeckers around your yard.
You can easily attract woodpeckers with a suet feeder. Tail-prop suet feeders can be beneficial because they give larger woodpeckers a place to brace their tails while they eat.