Super Suet is a top choice for bird feeders, providing a natural and rich energy source that helps birds maintain their body heat and energy levels, especially during colder months when other food sources may be scarce. Super Suet is also an excellent choice of bird feed to use during the spring and summer, when nesting season is underway, and birds and their fledglings need extra energy. The main ingredient, suet, is a dense, nutrient-rich fat that serves as an excellent energy source for birds, aiding them in sustaining their body heat and energy levels. Unlike other suet flavours, Super Suet is free from food colouring and additional flavouring, offering a more natural option.
Super Suet bird food comes in various forms to suit different types of bird feeders and feeding preferences:
Super Suet Blocks: Solid blocks designed to be placed in suet feeders.
Super Suet Balls: Also known as fat balls, these round treats can be placed in suet ball feeders.
Super Suet Logs & Rolls: Cylindrical shapes that resemble logs, suitable for various feeders.
Super Suet Coconut Shells: Half coconut shells filled with suet. Comes with hanging rope attached so no feeder required.
In the UK, many bird species are attracted to Super Suet, a popular bird food that combines fat with natural ingredients to provide a high-energy source, especially valuable during the winter months. Some common UK birds that enjoy Super Suet include:
High Energy: The combination of fat and natural ingredients provides a concentrated energy source, crucial for birds during the nesting season and cold weather when they need more calories to stay warm.
Attracts a Variety of Birds: Super Suet appeals to a wide range of bird species, including tits, woodpeckers, robins, tits, and more.
Super Suet bird food is crafted by combining beef suet with high-quality, natural ingredients. This mixture offers a high-energy food source for birds, enriched with the natural goodness of the components. Ingredients typically include Beef Suet, Peanut Flour, Wheat Flour, Red Millet, White Millet, Linseed, and Oilseed Rape.