Weighs approximately 550g with an internal plastic hanger that keeps its shape and doesn't disintegrate.
Suet is now a year-round food and not just to supplement winter feeding; feed suet throughout the entire year and particularly during key periods, such as: the breeding season, during moulting and prior to migration.
Another reason to feed suet: According to a recent article published by the BTO: “Providing extra food in early spring led to earlier egg laying and increased productivity
for the Great Spotted Woodpecker.” In fact, Great Spotted Woodpeckers “produced almost twice as many fledged youngsters.” This is fantastic news, and once again confirms that feeding wild birds is supporting conservation.
Haith’s customers have reported seeing more Great Spotted Woodpeckers in their gardens over the past decade - we’ve always hoped this was down to bird food being made available. Alas now it seems likely, thanks to this study, see: http://goo.gl/RdbKM - that supplementary feeding is playing an active part in the big increase in Great Spotted Woodpecker numbers the way it has for Goldfinches and other species.
5 out of 5
"A Big Draw!" by Mandy Sansom
16 May 2018
Along with the regular visitors, i.e. starlings, magpies, tits etc, I also have a number of jackdaws visiting too. The green parakeets sometimes visit the suet cake but prefer the nut feeders.
Yes, I recommend this product
4 out of 5
"Neat And Tidy" by Nicola Goddard
14 Mar 2018
I found this product a little difficult to get out of plastic cylinder but once I had it's easy to hang.I haven't had many birds use it as yet but probably need time to find it.
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"As Popular As Ever" by Bernard Clemmitt
11 Mar 2017
Very well liked by the Starlings, when possible the Blue Tits, Great Tits and Long tailed Tits take their turn too. A very good quality product.
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Great For Larger Birds As Well As The Little Ones" by Jennifer
12 Feb 2017
This suet doesn't get demolished and devoured in a day or two like some others. The birds like it a lot and it's very easy to hang anywhere not requiring any special extras to do so.
Yes, I recommend this product
Haith's customer services:
Thanks for your kind words we are pleased you are happy with our Mealworm Bird Cake.
We look forward to hearing from you again soon.
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5 out of 5
"The Starlings Love It" by J Moore
01 Jul 2016
We haven't seen starlings in our garden for years but since we put these mealworms cakes up they have come back. We can have up to 15 birds queueing to have their turn! It's very cute seeing the fledglings with their parents. Water should be provided.
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Very Popular With All Birds" by Joyce Davis
23 Feb 2015
I have this sitting in a Gardman ground feeder tray on the patio table.
This is very popular with the blackbirds and robins and is also visited by wood pigeon, blue tits, long tailed tits, great tits and hedge sparrows.
Although I have other suet blocks hanging from various trees visited by the tits, they still come to visit this candle.
Yes, I recommend this product
5 out of 5
"Brilliant Design And Content, Birds & I Love It." by Sue Kendall
08 May 2014
It lasts well, does not disintegrate even under onslaught from woodpeckers. I have finally worked out how to remove the plastic sheath easily!! I hang the item up, hold it firmly and with a small sharp kitchen knife cut down the 'perforated' lines for an inch. Then hold the OUTER top corners which are now available, and pull them diagonally down-and-outwards. Sounds complicated, but when you actually do it, it's quick and easy. I used to try to pull the strip BETWEEN the perforated lines down ..... it always broke and left me hacking at them laboriously.
Yes, I recommend this product
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