St. Albans Bay Suet Plus Mealworms & Nuts Suet Wild Bird Food, case of 12
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25 Customer Reviews
Great product
I live in Florida and had tried other suet with not much success. Either they melted in the heat or the birds just were not attracted to the contents. The birds love this suet, especially the blue jays and several varieties of woodpeckers. The suet does not melt or get mushy, and none is wasted. And the price is great for what you get.
Absolutely Nobody Will Eat This!
Thought we'd give this a try rather than our usual brand. Bad idea! Absolutely no one will touch this suet! ... Our regular suet-feeding birds vetoed it. Our usual thieving squirrels wouldn't eat a cake put on the ground for them. The traveling nighttime raccoons and opossums weren't interested. Even the starlings (who easily go through a suet cake a day once they show up) passed on it completely. Something was definitely 'off'. Ended up throwing the case away. :(
Lasts longer than cheaper ones
I have two suet feeders. I have a case of suet that I purchased at a local discount store and a case of these. Anytime I refill both at the same time - one with the cheaper suet and one with this suet - the cheaper suet is gone within a few hours, but it takes a couple of days for this suet to be eaten. Needing to refill less often offsets the additional cost and I'm assuming there's something about the composition of this suet that's better than the cheaper suet.
Not as popular with birds as C&S brand Mealworm suet
The only bird that feeds on St. Albans regularly is a Carolina Wren. The rest pretty much ignore it, whereas C&S Mealworm suet draws them all: titmice, finches, woodpeckers, even blackbirds. Wish C&S wasn't so expensive.
St. Albans Bay is great!
Birds love St Albans Bay suet. I’ve tried other brands and they melt or fall apart or the package is hard to open. St Albans Bay cakes are none of those things and I won’t buy another brand now.
Suet not like kaytee
The St Albans suet arrived on a hot day. It was all melted. The birds don’t like it. I was so happy with the Kaytee suet a shame it’s not available now.
Birds Do Not Like
I ordered this instead of the more expensive mealworm suet that I usually buy, but that was money wasted. Birds are not touching this suet. Comparing the labels, I see that this one has a lower protein content, and millet rather than oats. I won’t order this again.
Favorite of local woodpeckers!
I've been using this suet for almost a year now. It was extremely popular last spring among most of my bird friends since they took it back for their babies during nesting season. The rest of the year, particularly summer, it remained a favorite of the woodpeckers that I had bought the suet for in the first place (along with nut-heavy seed mixes). Unfortunately, grackles and starlings also loved the stuff, but we managed to slow them down by changing the type of suet holders we used (they don't like to cling or hang upside down--they will, but they won't stay, especially with other food in the neighborhood). Once the colder weather kicked in, other birds such as the sparrows, chickadees, nuthatches, and even jays, would snack at the suet even more. That's another thing--between the bigger woodpeckers and bluejays, the stray starling or two would be chased off. The other types of birds were left alone. The woodpeckers and jays apparently just hated starlings. The suet is especially popular with the Northern Flickers, who stay for several minutes. I know that there were some negative reviews concerning local birds rejecting this suet, but it's popular with my crowd, and I now have put this on standing order. I wanted to keep the woodpeckers around, and that it does, with Downy woodpeckers and Red-Bellied Woodpeckers also as daily diners. My only complaint is that there is still more corn in this "mealworm & nuts" suet than either mealworms or nuts! But for the price and convenience of a 12 pack delivered to my door, it's a small enough complaint.
My wild birds love it.
I like to use suet cakes especially in the winter and during times Im busy and cant get out there to fill the feeders. Meal worms are a favorite and I appreciate the combination of the two.
Unhappy birds!
I thought the birds would like the mealworm suet,Iwaswrong. Won’t buy it again! ! !