Suet Pellets - Insect Reviews

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There are so many ways of feeding these suet treats - from a mesh peanut feeder (with or without peanuts), mixed with seed or simply on their own from a bird table or the ground. They are a favourite of Blackbirds, Robins, Song Thrushes and Starlings.

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“This must be the ultimate 'snack' food of the avian world! This year's broods of great tits & blue tits come en masse like excited teenagers to grab a pellet and fly back to the safety of a tree, especially when a magpie comes for a share. The pellets are also enjoyed by robins, blackbirds and a woodpecker. The wood pigeons hoover up anything that's left!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Jennifer Ladd

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“I have been filling my window feeders with the berry suet pellets and the birds love them. I have robins, bluetits, sparrows and blackbirds coming all the time. I have to refill the feeders several times a day. I thought I'd try the insect pellets for a change. I mixed the berry and the insect pellets together. The birds have picked out the berry ones but hardly any of the insect flavour. It's only been a couple of days so I'll see how it goes.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I use these in the window feeder in a tiny back garden in East London. The pellets would perhaps be better if they were generally a little smaller, then there might be less spillage as the birds chomp on them. I unwittingly bought some smaller ones from another supplier, and they did work better. This year, not merely sparrows, blue tits and great tits, but large birds have descended with a crash on the feeder - spotted woodpecker, jay, magpies, starlings.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr Christopher Wood

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“There is a lot more dust in it than there used to be.”

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Posted 2 years ago

I apologize for the extra dust in the suet pellets. We had a stock that came bagged up ,so it did not have the protection of its normal cardboard box thus causing the pellets to break up.

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Mrs Valerie Stevens

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“Eaten rapidly by large and small birds.”

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Evelyn Harding

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“Tried this new flavour and my birds loved it! Excellent service as usual.”

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Margaret Francis

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“Very happy with the Suet Insect Pellets and the service.”

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Mrs Lesley Price

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“Very popular with nesting birds, whether for the parents to keep their energy levels up, or for the young, I'm not sure. But they go quickly. Remain handleable even in hot weather.”

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Posted 2 years ago