Extra Select Berry High Energy Suet Pellets Wild Bird Food - Protein, Fat Rich Year-Round Feeding - 3 Kg Refill

What can I say, the little birds are absolutely loving these suet pellets. It's quite a big bag which is good and not a bad price either. Good quality for the birds. I just wish that I could keep the pigeons out of my garden, because they tend to scare the little birds away and there's not much of an odor which is good.

I have been getting this for a few years now and judging by the variety and number of birds that call by I reckon it tastes pretty darn good. Now you might think 'they would eat anything!' But I tell you you are quite wrong. I have tried a number of seed type mixes and honestly I have 3/4 of a 12kg bag of high quality wild bird seed to tell you they don't eat everything. They throw from the feeders any seeds they don't want, to get to what they do and even "no mess" or "no grow" seeds are a mess and often do grow plus the mouse population think it is fantastic and as I don't want to attract anymore rodent life than what would naturally be around I feel that the suet pellets are a much better buy. Don't think the mice won't get in on the suet pellet action if any are dropped because obviously they will but generally the starlings will not throw them out of the feeders just a few will fall but what I put out is eaten throughout the day by the birds so no surplus for the mice. I restrict the amount I put out as well as honestly it would all be eaten and I believe the birds need to still look for other sources of food and so grow wild flowers etc to attract bugs etc and let plants go to seed for the birds too. Word to any dog owners out there who have food obsessed hounds..... My big leggy floppy eared critter thinks that suet pellets are treats for her and will go sniffing through the grass and flower beds for a dropped pellet... I mean one pellet. So if I put them in a ground feeder for the blackbirds even on the raised bed with defences to stop my mutt getting in the bed, she is determined and will happily spend the day looking for weakness in my plan and then gratefully thanks me with kisses and muddy paws when she does, nosing the weak point to let me know where I need to improve next time!!!! LIFT YOUR GROUND FEEDER BEFORE YOUR DOG GOES OUT OR CAT AS TOO MUCH WILL GIVE THEM A DODGY TUMMY. From the same company I previously bought these suet pellets in containers. I now use the same container and refill it when I open a bag. You could use any container with lid though. Any open bags would definitely attract the mouse or rat around for tea... Or in my case my dog would devour it!!

I don't know what it tastes like, but the birds like it, and so does the dog if I spill any when filling the bird feeder. It attracts a variety of birds, and also wood mice love it. Woodpeckers do also come occasionally.

My birds love these pellets . Never any left in tray .

The garden birds loved this product, it would all be gone within half an hour of putting it out.

Good size and quality

Birds love these so much that I am going through a pack every 3 weeks.

Our birds love berry suet, topping up the feeder every day.good value for money, good quality, no offensive odour.

Die Vögel lieben es, ich kann es gar nicht schnell genug auffüllen. Seit ich das Zeug verfüttere, schwankt mein Vogelhaus regelrecht unter den Ansturm der Piepmatze :)

C'est un chouette produit, qu'on peut facilement mélanger avec les grains qu'on donne aux oiseaux en hiver. DU coup, ça me plait plys que les boules de graisse. Le "gout" fruit attire d'autres oiseaux que les graines ou insectes et ça élargi les variétés. Attention néanmoins: les chats aussi se jètent sur ces petites friandises

Non sono adatti alle specie Paridae non ne vogliono sapere di questi pellet. Le mie mangiatoie sono sempre ben frequentate da questa specie, le cince Parus major, vanno matte per le arachidi sgusciate, le noccioline e i semi di girasole sgusciati, ma di questi pellet non ne vogliono sapere. Probabilmente sono adatti per altre specie di uccelli selvatici. Vedremo quando con il freddo più pungente quando arriveranno anche i pettirossi, spero che almeno piacciano a loro. Se saranno di gradimento a qualche specie italiana lo riporterò subito nella recensione alzando eventualmente il punteggio. Riassumendo al momento ho riscontrato che non sono di gradimento per: cinciallegre (Parus major) cincia more (Periparus ater) cincia bigie (Poecile palustris) cinciarelle (Cyanistes caeruleus)