Suet Pellets - Mealworm Reviews

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There are so many ways of feeding these suet treats - from a mesh peanut feeder (with or without peanuts), mixed with seed or simply on their own from a bird table or the ground. They are a favourite of Blackbirds, Robins, Song Thrushes and Starlings.

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Evelyn Harding

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“As always great service from Vine's. Excellent product, birds just love these!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Diana Pollen

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“Next day delivery and fantastic packing - deposited exactly where I'd requested and in pristine condition. The suet pellets themselves are very popular - with blackbirds, starlings, dunnock, magpies, robins, great tits, blue tits, wood pigeon, collared doves, greenfinch, the resident hedgehog and even an early morning vixen visitor. Couldn't be better - and very little suet "dust" at the bottom of the boxes too. Impressive all round, thank you.”

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Elizabeth Church

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“Had a lot of dusty suet bits which blocked the feeders.”

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Evelyn Harding

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“My birds just love these.”

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Frances Teresa

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“According to the birds, these are delicious. They have helped starlings, sparrows and others through lean times and also made the first few months of young birds' lives much easier than they would otherwise have been. On my part I like it that Vine House products are as organic and chemical free as can reasonably be expected.”

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Mr Peter Sims

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“The suet pellets are excellent - the birds love them”

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“The birds in my garden love these suet pellets. even the ground feeders have learned to hang on to the suet feeder so that they can get at the tasty morsels!”

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