Wild Bird Suet

All-Natural Goodness for Your Feathered Friends

There's nothing quite like watching wild birds gather just a few feet away—and with our Wild Bird Suet, that's exactly what happens at our home every day.

For nearly 30 years, we've been making this same family recipe for the birds that visit our backyard. We simply sprinkle a little along our deck handrail, and before long, cardinals, chickadees, titmice, woodpeckers, finches, wrens, blue jays, and many other feathered friends come right up to enjoy it. It turns ordinary bird watching into an unforgettable experience!

Made with simple, wholesome ingredients and no unnecessary fillers, our Wild Bird Suet provides birds with the energy they need year-round—but it's especially treasured during nesting season.

When baby birds arrive, this becomes the "GO-TO" food for busy bird parents! You'll love watching moms and dads gather mouthful after mouthful to carry back to their hungry little ones. It's one of our favorite signs that spring has truly arrived.

Whether you sprinkle it on a deck rail, place it in a tray feeder, or use a traditional suet feeder, your backyard birds will thank you by coming back again and again.

Why You'll Love It

• 🤎 Our trusted family recipe we've made for nearly 30 years
• 🤎 Handmade with simple, all-natural ingredients
• 🤎 High-energy nutrition for wild birds all year long
• 🤎 A favorite food during nesting season for feeding baby birds
• 🤎 Sprinkle it on your deck railing for amazingly close-up bird watching
• 🤎 Attracts a wide variety of beautiful backyard birds
• 🤎 No artificial colors, flavors, or unnecessary additives

Ingredients

Cornmeal, Flour, Peanut Butter, Shortening, Wild Bird Seed, Oatmeal, Honey.

Perfect For

•  Cardinals
•  Chickadees
•  Woodpeckers
•  Blue Jays
•  Tufted Titmice
•  Nuthatches
•  Finches
•  Wrens
•  Sparrows
•  Many other backyard birds!

Size

7 oz mesh bag

Feeding Suggestions

Sprinkle directly onto a deck railing, fence rail, platform feeder, tray feeder, or place inside a suet feeder. Keep feeding areas clean and refill as needed.  Or take a piece of firewood and use a paddle bit to make holes in the log, add a hanger and hang by your other feeders.  The birds go crazy for our suet!

Pro Tip: Try sprinkling a little on your porch or deck handrail and enjoy an up-close bird-watching experience. During baby bird season, you'll often see parent birds making frequent trips to gather food for their growing families!

Because the best backyard memories often begin with happy birds.