Feeding fruit or suet is a good alternative, in season, for attracting birds that don't visit seed feeders. Orange slices, diced fresh fruit such as apples and melons, grapes, berries, or even rehydrated dried fruit, such as raisins or currants, may bring new visitors to your yard. Bluebirds, grosbeaks, waxwings, catbirds, mockingbirds, tanagers, towhees, and of course orioles all love fruit.

Suet is a high-energy food especially valuable in cold weather. It will attract many different birds, including woodpeckers, flickers, nuthatches, chickadees, and jays. Wrens, cardinals and some warblers also occasionally visit suet feeders.

.This listing is for one bird feeder.

• Feeder dimensions: 7.5” X 5.5” X 2.25”. Included are a copper spike with beads and an 8” weather-proof cord.

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