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Suet To Go Half Coconut Feeders with Mealworms
Suet To Go Half Coconut Feeders with Mealworms
SKU:STG00015
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Suet To Go Half Coconut Feeders with Mealworms
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Attract a variety of wild birds to your garden with Suet To Go Half Coconut Feeders with Mealworms. These all-natural, biodegradable coconut shells are filled with high-energy suet, enriched with protein-rich mealworms. Perfect for all seasons, this feeder provides an excellent source of energy, helping birds thrive and stay active. The half coconut design allows for easy hanging and offers birds a stable feeding platform.
Key Features:
- High in fat and protein, ideal for year-round feeding
- Made from 100% natural coconut shells
- Includes mealworms for added nutrition
- Eco-friendly and biodegradable design
- Ready to hang, no additional feeder needed
Feeding Guide:
Hang the Suet To Go Half Coconut Feeder in your garden on a branch or hook where birds feel safe. Place in an area with some cover nearby, as this helps birds feel more secure. Replace as needed and store extra feeders in a cool, dry place, or freeze to maintain freshness.
Nutrition Table:
| Nutrient | Amount |
|---|---|
| Fat | 32% |
| Protein | 15% |
| Fiber | 4% |
| Moisture | 10% |
| Ash | 6% |
Additional Tips for Feeding Birds with Suet:
- Winter Use: Suet feeders are especially beneficial in colder months when birds need extra energy to stay warm.
- Storage: Keep any spare suet feeders in a cool place. Freezing is an option to preserve freshness.
- Placement: Hang in a spot visible from your home for birdwatching enjoyment, and ensure it's at a height safe from predators.
This convenient, nutritious feeder will be a hit with your garden’s birds and is simple to add to your feeding routine!
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