Berry & Nut Suet Pack
Bring vibrant birdlife to your backyard with our Berry-Infused Wild Bird Suet Delight. Crafted with a rich blend of rendered beef fat, peanuts, peanut meal, and oat groats, this suet provides the high-energy fuel birds need to thrive year-round. Infused with cranberries and apple pomace, it attracts colorful favorites like cardinals, woodpeckers, and nuthatches, while a balanced seed mix of cut corn, white millet, and red milo ensures broad appeal across a variety of backyard visitors—from finches to jays. Made with care in Toronto, Canada, this suet offers a nutritious, reliable energy source in every season—whether it’s helping birds through cold winters or supporting them during breeding and molting.
Used by thousands of backyard birders across Canada
Food you'll feel good putting out
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Backyard Feeding Questions
Do I need a specific feeder for this seed?
Most of our seeds work with standard feeders. For best results, match the feeder to the seed size — tube feeders for small seeds, tray or hopper feeders for larger blends.
How often should I refill my feeder?
Refill when it’s empty or every 2–3 days to keep seed fresh. Birds return more often when food is consistent.
Will this create mess in my yard?
Our blends are designed to reduce waste. Options like sunflower hearts and chips leave little to no shells behind, keeping your space clean.
What birds will this attract?
Each seed attracts different birds — you’ll typically see a mix of finches, chickadees, cardinals, and more depending on your region.
Can I mix this with other seeds?
Yes — mixing seeds can increase variety and attract more species. Many customers build their own backyard blend over time.
Is this safe for year-round feeding?
Yes. Our seeds are suitable for all seasons, though birds may prefer higher-energy foods (like peanuts or suet) in colder months.
How should I store bird seed?
Keep it in a cool, dry place. Our Smart Packs help maintain freshness and make storage easy.
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