• A Robin and two blue tits eating suet from the Jacobi Jayne Silhouette Suet Cake Feeder in a backyard during fall.
  • The SIlhouette Suet Cake Feeder packaging.
  • The Silhouette Suet Cake Feeder filled with 1 large suet block, being eaten by a flock of great tits and blue tits.
  • A Great-Spotted Woodpecker eating suet from the Silhouette Suet Cake feeder in the summer.
  • Silhouette Suet Cake Feeder with a large suet cake, being eaten by 2 blue tits and a great tit in the fall rain.
  • 2 long tailed tits eating high fat suet from the silhouette suet cake feeder in the fall rain.
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Silhouette Suet Cake Feeder

Silhouette Suet Cake Feeder

$10.99 USD
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Suet made simple

With beautiful natural patterns, our new feeder is perfectly sized to hold a single suet cake and provide all-round perching space. Simply click it open, fill, and suspend with the provided hanging wire on a tree branch or hook to watch birds feed from either side.

Made in easy-to-clean ABS plastic.

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Where should I hang my suet feeder?

Place your suet feeder in a shaded spot to prevent the suet from melting in the heat. Hanging the suet feeder from a tree branch or a pole is ideal, but ensure it's high enough to keep it safe from predators like squirrels or raccoons. You can also use a window feeder for a closer view of the birds, but make sure it's secure and protected from larger animals.

What if the suet in my feeder goes bad?

Suet can spoil if exposed to too much heat or humidity, so be sure to replace any suet that appears moldy or soft. To prevent this, avoid placing your suet feeder in direct sunlight, and always use fresh suet. In hot weather, you might want to reduce the amount of suet you offer or use suet pellets or suet balls, which can last longer in warmer conditions.