C&S Sunflower Suet Nuggets Wild Bird Food, 8-lb box
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Draw more feathered friends to your yard with C&S Sunflower Suet Nuggets Wild Bird Food. It contains a blend of suet with additional high oil content ingredients formed into soft nuggets that are easy for beaks to break apart. This food can be fed alone or mixed with other seed in traditional feeders. Ideal for year-round feeding, C&S Sunflower Suet Nuggets Wild Bird Food appeals to suet, fruit and insect-eating birds.
Key Benefits- Wild bird food designed to attract more feathered friends to your yard.
- Contains a blend of suet with additional high oil content ingredients.
- Formed into soft nuggets that are easy for beaks to break apart.
- Can be fed alone or mixed with other seed in traditional feeders.
- Ideal for year-round feeding and appeals to suet, fruit and insect-eating birds.
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Item Number184929
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Weight8.0 pounds
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Feeder TypePlatform
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Bird TypeWild Bird
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Food FormNuggets
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Product FormPellet
Corn, Sunflower Meal, Rendered Beef Suet, Oats, Sunflower Hearts, Soy Oil.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein | 7% min |
| Crude Fat | 25% min |
| Crude Fiber | 4% max |
Customer Reviews
67% Recommend
67% of reviewersrecommend this product
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Birds Love This Stuff
By MidAtlanticBirder on Nov 25, 2020
There are a wide variety of birds lining up at my backyard feeders to get their share of these suet nuggets. Each morning I see two blue jay families, a small winter flock of chickadees, titmice & nuthatches, two red-bellied woodpeckers, and even a pair of Carolina wrens. In other words, birds who usually don't use the traditional suet cake feeders are coming regularly for this suet product. I even saw three migrating bluebirds partake. So yeah, introducing this food has worked out well. The only thing I don't like about the suet nuggets is how over time the nuggets dry out and crumble, leaving a suet powder that is not usable as a food. Nonetheless, I say that I'll be trying through the winter There are a wide variety of birds lining up at my backyard feeders to get their share of these suet nuggets. Each morning I see two blue jay families, a small winter flock of chickadees, titmice & nuthatches, two red-bellied woodpeckers, and even a pair of Carolina wrens. In other words, birds who usually don't use the traditional suet cake feeders are coming regularly for this suet product. I even saw three migrating bluebirds partake. So yeah, introducing this food has worked out well. The only thing I don't like about the suet nuggets is how over time the nuggets dry out and crumble, leaving a suet powder that is not usable as a food. Nonetheless, I say that I'll be trying through the winter to keep them in stock. … more
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Everyone’s Favorite
By SheRa on Dec 30, 2020
I purchased this for my Squirrels, but it seems that the Jays and the Woodpeckers are happy with it!
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No savings in bulk
By MaxIe on Apr 24, 2020
There is negligible savings buying this product in bulk. In fact, it may be more expensive as many of the suet nuggets are crumbled into powder before they even come out of the box.
