Simplified Natural Wood Log Suet Bird Feeder for Woodpeckers

The suet log feeder will be a great attraction for your home backyard or workplace backyard, as it will attract beautiful and unique clinging birds like Woodpeckers, Nuthatches, Titmice, and Chickadees. Some of the most common Woodpeckers are Red-Headed, Red-Bellied, Pileated, Downy, Hairy, Northern Flicker and Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker. The most common Nuthatches are White-Breasted, Red-Breasted, Brown-Headed and Brown Creeper. The most common Titmice are Tufted, Black-Crested, Oak and Juniper, while the most common Chickadees are Black-capped, Carolina, Mountain, and Chestnut-Backed.

The suet bird feeder is 16 inches long and will hold up to 3 or 4 birds. It is natural cedar wood white, so the color will vary. The suet-eating birds are attracted to the natural wood texture while searching for food. Adding this log feeder as an attractive addition to your backyard decor will attract a myriad of wild birds for your enjoyment.

The log feeder has three 1 1/2 inch holes drilled completely through the log. Simply press your choice of suet plugs, suet balls, or suet cakes into the holes, or make your own. Suet is a great food for birds, especially in winter, as it provides high fat, protein, and calories that they need to survive and thrive. Suet can also contain seeds, nuts, fruits or insects.

Attach a hanging chain and hook to the eye screw at the top of the suet log feeder. You can hang it anywhere you like in the backyard or garden, 5 feet off the ground in the shade. The log feeder will coordinate with birds' natural feeding behaviors, and this wooden piece of birding backyard furniture will add an aesthetic look to your bird sanctuary as you observe and enjoy the birds' beauty and behavior up close.

Making your backyard a birding paradise is easy with this natural suet feeder. It attracts clinging birds such as Woodpeckers, Chickadees, Nuthatches, Titmice, and Creepers, and you can enjoy a variety of wild birds by using multiple suet flavors with one feeder.

The wood suet log feeder has a rough texture, and it WILL have cracks or may crack naturally over time. This benefit allows little creatures to create a habitat and will help attract birds to your feeder more often. The natural cedar wood is durable and weather-resistant, and wild birds are captivated by your choice of suet while the wood grain allows for easy clinging and perching.

The wood suet log feeder has 3 holes, and with the right mix of suet plugs or suet balls and a high-quality food, you can attract your favorite local wild birds for an ultimate pleasure experience. Sliding the suet plugs into the holes and pressing both ends with your thumbs to pack the holes tightly, or simply dividing one standard-size suet cake or seed cake into three equal parts and pressing them into the holes, is an easy process. Hang the feeder at least 5 feet off the ground in a tree and enjoy the show. [Suet Not Included]

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