C&S Berry Suet Treat, for Wild Birds, 11.75 Ounces

Excellent suet, while Tractor Supply has better suet for cheaper, I often buy C%26S suet because it's easy to have it delivered. White-winged Doves, mockingbirds, Blue Jays, chickadees, Downy Woodpeckers, starlings, kinglets, warblers, wrens love this suet! I love the fact that it has real blueberries, which most berry suets don't have. It is very soft, so I recommend putting it in the fridge for a little while before putting it out in hot weather. It doesn't melt until over 100 degrees, so it can be put out even in summer in Houston, TX!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This birdseed is the easiest thing ever! I love that it comes in these solid little bricks that I can just drop into the birdfeeder. They actually have a variety of flavors, but this particular one is the berry flavor. I have noticed cardinals, and wrens in my backyard eating it! A tip for you is to refrigerate the brick before opening it so that it will not get messy on your fingertips. It just would solidify the oils so that it isn't so messy. I will continue to keep them in stock!

This particular suet attracts more types of birds to my yard. It's very easy to use in the square feeders. The texture is good but greasy and that's why they love it.

These cakes are a perfect blend of fruit and nut seeds that my backyard bird just love. I've tried other cakes but the birds really flock to this brand and this blend the most. They are a great price point and I happy about that since one cake only lasts about a week.

We buy these all the time to put in the green square cages. Birds love to come snack, and we get to enjoy God’s small, beautiful creatures. Attracting birds that eat bag worms is an added natural, nontoxic benefit. Grateful the price is so reasonable, too!

The birds absolutely love this stuff. I can put one out in the morning and have to replace it within a day or two. The only drawback is it is sticky. So you will have to wash your hands after handling it. I am back to buy more and decided to leave a quick review.

Berry suet is just a wonderful way to attract some of the birds you don't see every day. Since caging I have seen a Cardinal and a Roadrunner, how cool is that. I can't say one has something to do with the other but not until placed did I see either one of the other birds. Easy to use and brings nature right out your window

The only thing I dont like about this suet, or most suets, is the slippery surface, but it's suet. I put it into the fridge til time to use and it's much better. Hey, if the birds are happy with it, who am I to go against their expertise? Oh, and in AZ in the hottest of days, this will melt.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have tested the product for 3 days and I quite disappointed. There're many bird on the trees next to my apartment, so I put the bird food next to the tree to attract more birds, so my son can see them eating. Unfortunately, when I go check it, the food has not been touch. 2 days later, the food stays the same. I dont know why they did not like the food, maybe because of the oil texture? I'm not sure.

Birds, even squirrels, rejected it. After a few days, when I had given up on anything liking it and planning to throw out, I found a raccoon had made his way up the bird feeder pole and was hanging by one arm enjoying the free meal. Don’t want to attract raccoons, s no more of this!