Q: How do you clean a bird feeder properly?

Clean it with a solution of nine parts water to one part bleach every two weeks, a schedule recommended by the National Audubon Society for keeping feeders sanitary.

Q: What is this suet feeder made of?

It's made of tough recycled plastic, with a two-piece body that snaps shut securely for outdoor use yet opens easily by hand for filling or cleaning.

Q: How do you attract birds to a feeder?

This feeder's framework holds suet within easy reach while giving birds plenty of room to perch and feed, and during nesting season, stocking it with straw or wool scraps offers nesting material that's often scarce in developed areas.

Q: Can this feeder be used for more than suet?

Yes, beyond suet, this suet bird feeder can be filled with fibrous nesting material like straw or wool scraps during nesting season.

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Two chickadees feed from the suet bird feeder hanging in a yard

The suet bird feeder used to hold nesting material such as pet hair, twine and straw

AG120 - Suet Bird Feeder

Suet Bird Feeder

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Item AG120, Suet Bird Feeder

Suet Feeding Framework: Holds suet inside a framework that keeps the mixture neatly contained while giving birds plenty of room to perch and feed.
Dual-Purpose Nesting Use: During nesting season, fill it with straw or wool scraps to give birds nesting material that's often missing in developed areas.
Recycled Plastic Construction: Made of recycled plastic, the two-piece body snaps shut securely for outdoor use.
Simple Access for Filling: The two-piece design snaps shut but opens by hand for filling or cleaning.

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This unusual-looking feeder is designed to help birds in two ways. First, it provides an effective way to serve suet, holding it inside a framework that keeps the mixture neatly contained, while offering lots of room for birds to perch and feed. Second, during nesting season, you can fill it with fibrous material such as straw or scraps of wool – a big help in developed areas that lack the natural vegetation birds need to make nests.

Made of tough recycled plastic, the 8 1/2" tall two-piece feeder snaps shut securely yet is easy to open for filling or cleaning. A simple, practical design.

The National Audubon Society gives these tips to help stop the spread of bird diseases such as avian flu. Clean feeders and bird baths with a solution of nine parts water to one part bleach every two weeks. Use multiple feeders to make it easier for birds to feed at a distance from each other, and remove feces and seed casings from below feeders regularly.