Blue Seal Woodpecker Party Suet Treat Bars For Wild Birds - No Mess Suet Feed

Easy to open, our no mess packaging eliminates all that greasy handling…because who wants to deal with that? …No Mess, just birds – lots of happy birds. About This Product. Easy-Open No Mess Packaging., 100% recyclable. Premium Quality, Melt-Resistant Formula. No melt - higher melt up to 124°F Ingredients... Great nutrition for a variety of our favorite birds, Woodpeckers, Cardinals, Siskins, Sparrows, Juncos, Blue Jays, Nuthatches, Chickadees, Titmice, and the Northern Flicker, oh my! Attracts Woodpeckers Cardinals Jays Blue Seal Woodpecker Party Suet Treat Bars For Wild Birds - No Mess Suet Feed Safflower Bird Seed – Please note that suet placement, environment and geographic location will impact the variety of birds attracted. Melt-resistant suet cakes that attracts Woodpeckers Description A variety of insect, berry and seed-eating birds are drawn to Blue Seal Suet. Woodpeckers, Nuthatches, Chickadees, Titmice, and the Northern Flicker are common visitors at the suet feeder -- especially during the winter months when birds need an additional source of energy Reputation Matters - The name “Blue Seal” was adopted by the H., K. What will your bird suet cakes bring into your yard? Universal Appeal - Our no-melt woodpecker suet cake formula is perfect for year round feeding. Bird Suet Cakes Wild With Free Cage - High Energy Bird Food For Backyard Birds (12 Pack, Peanut) High Energy Peanut Suet Cakes With Free Cage All The Nutrition…None Of The Mess - We are proud to offer suet cakes in a superior melt-resistant formula with a variety of flavors that your winged friends are sure to love! Preserving Nature - Our easy-open wrapper uses 80% less packaging than suet products in trays. We know that a brand is only as good as its reputation, that’s why we are committed to delivering the highest quality each and every time – if, for any reason you are not over the moon for our products please reach out so we can make it right. Webster Company in 1910 to identify its high-quality feeds for poultry and livestock.