ST. ALBANS BAY SUET PLUS High Energy Suet Cakes, 20 Pack of 11 oz. Suet Cakes for Wild Birds

Because these are so well priced, I was afraid of low quality, filler ingredients, and they might be, but having cycled through about 3 or 4 brands, including locally made ones, I swear none bring the variety or quantity of birds these cakes bring. It really seems not even close. I also end up with no mess, there is not a pile of anything under it, granted it might be the chipmunks that keep all that cleaned up.

Birds love it! The flickers and Stellar's jays kill it in two days though, so I can go through a lot. Nuthatches are also a big fan.

This product comes individually wrapped. I use the plastic trays I had from individual tray purchases. My woodpeckers love it. Good quality, priced right and delivered to your door.

Fast delivery, best price available, the birds and squirrels like it.

As I read the reviews I see many people are having trouble with attracting birds to this product. I would have those people pay attention to when they are using this product in their local area. Here in Texas, I only use these suet cakes in the winter because birds generally have a higher energetic requirement in the winter compared to the summer (huge generalization). In the summertime, this product I would assume has too much fat content and/or is not necessary for birds in the summer. They never come to it in the summer. What I have noticed is that my suet feeder does not attract all birds but definitely attracts some birds versus others. I live in a super urban area and my background count is literally no more than 15 species (except flyovers). Here, I find that Northern Mockingbirds, House Sparrows (duh) will always come to the suet ... but only in the winter. Our winter residents like yellow-rumped warblers and orange-crowned warblers also love these. I have seen a downy woodpecker on it once but they tend to prefer the peanut butter suet. Ultimately, I love this product because its easy and makes our urban birds lives easier to get through our 'frigid' texas winters. They are shelf-stable and have a long shelf-life.

The birds love this suet. I get Northern Flickers and curved billed thrashers. But the suet holds up during the Arizona heat.

I’ve been using these for several years and the birds love them!

Birds love it! Heid up in the heat of phoenix!

I got this to feed the birds over the winter. I have already used it and the birds like to eat it.