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I have received several letters from readers concerning types of suet and ways it can be fed to birds. I will try to answer some of these questions here.
Suet, in its purest form, is simply animal fat. This food is highenergy food with lots of calories that birds need, especially as the days and nights get colder.
If you trim the fat from roasts or steaks before cooking or ask at the meat counter of your grocery store, you will soon have a wonderful supply for the hungry birds. Slice the fat into strips and small pieces or grind it up. Keep the fat frozen in a bag or plastic container until it is needed.
Place the fat into a suet cage. You can even save the mesh bags from onions to make great suet holders. Hang the suet cages or bags in numerous places throughout your yard where you can watch the variety of birds that will love to take a bite or two of this great energy food.
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