Squawk Insect Suet Pellets - 15kg

These pellets are excellent for a wide range of garden birds, particularly those with softer beaks or mouths, such as robins, blackbirds, and starlings. However, many other common garden birds will also enjoy them.

Yes, these suet pellets are designed to provide a high-energy food source suitable for feeding throughout the year.

Store in a cool, dry place, ensuring the packaging is sealed tightly after opening to maintain freshness and prevent moisture from affecting the pellets.

The pellets are made with a selection of high protein ingredients, including insects, along with essential blends of proteins, fats, and minerals.

The high protein content makes them a beneficial supplementary food source that can support adult birds providing for chicks, especially during the breeding season.

Yes, bird tables are a suitable place to offer these suet pellets, either spread out or in a specific feeder designed for pellets.

Their key difference is the soft, moist texture, making them easier for soft-billed birds to eat compared to harder suet balls or blocks, and the inclusion of insect protein.

Ensure the pellets are fresh and have not become stale or moldy. Check that the feeder is clean and accessible. Birds may also be hesitant if a new food type is introduced; try mixing with a familiar food initially.

This can happen in very warm or humid weather. If severe, try to keep the storage area cool. Once in the feeder, birds should still be able to peck them apart.

Use feeders designed to deter larger animals, such as squirrel-proof feeders. Avoid leaving large amounts of food out overnight. Clean up any spilled food from the ground regularly.