Suet Plus Variety Suet Cake 6 Pack of Suet Cakes for Wild Birds

My neighborhood birds LOVE this stuff! Since I have been putting this product out, I have had a number of different varieties of birds come to visit! So interesting! I love that it is soo easy to peel away the paper and put the suet bar in place! The downside is the high price and how long it takes to come. I think the birds also like the option of choosing which flavor is their favorite! Thanks for making such goods meals for the birds.

I regularly buy these suet cakes. The variety of fillings is nice, the suet is soft but doesn't melt, and is easy to remove from it's package.One thing I love especially is that you can smell the berries and cherries they use in two of the flavors. They smell strong and very fresh.These don't last long in a feeder. The birds devour it! You will definitely see House Sparrows. But these have also attracted other birds for me, including: Cardinals, Jays, Small Woodpeckers, Finches and Cowbirds. The last ones I am not too thrilled about, but there aren't many.Get these. Your backyard birds will thank you!

Birds seemed to really enjoy them especially downy woodpeckers

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The suet cakes arrived within the expected timeframe and were packaged well. But when I put them out for the birds they stay untouched for weeks. I tried two different flavors and the birds just don't seem interested. The squirrels pass on the cakes as well. On a positive note, the cakes last for weeks through south florida sun and rain without melting. So if your birds like these, they'll likely last a while in the feeder.I've used another brand of seed cake and the birds devour it: Kaytee seed and mealworm treat cake. I'll stick with Kaytee from now on.March 21, 2019 update: I ran out of the Kaytee mealworm and seed cakes I had been using and put one of the Wildlife Sciences cakes out for the birds a few days ago for them to hopefully eat until I could get more Kaytee cakes. I had no expectation of it being popular with the birds since they ignored the first couple of Wildlife Sciences cakes I put out a few months ago, but I didn't want the suet feeder to stand empty.About a day after putting the Wildlife Sciences cake out I noticed the birds eating it! Over the past few days I've seen blue jays visiting it, as well as cardinals, grackles, and a few tiny finch sized birds. The squirrels still pass but that's not a bad thing! We have had several days of heavy, steady rain this week and the cake has not melted. Although the Wildlife Sciences cake doesn't seem as popular as the Kaytee seed cakes, which the birds and squirrels devour within days, it is attracting a steady flow of birds who are feeding from it. I should add that the birds are continuing to feed from it even after I put a Kaytee seed cake in a nearby feeder. So they are visiting the Wildlife Sciences cake because they like it, not because it's the only option in the yard. I am happy to see the birds enjoying this and look forward to putting out the remaining cakes that came in the package. Based on the birds' interest in this cake and its longevity through several days of rain, I am increasing my review from three stars to five stars.

Birds have not complained.

Birds love it

Birds like it but too messy