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| | suet - definition of suet in Encyclopedia |
 | | Suet is raw beef or mutton fat, especially that found around the loins and kidneys. | | | It resembles shredded beef suet, and is used as a substitute in recipes. | | | The type sold in supermarkets is dehydrated suet. |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/suet
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| | * Suet - (Gastronomy): Definition |
| | Suet crust pastry is a traditional British pastry used for steamed and boiled puddings, for roly-poly puddings and dumplings... | | | Originally, mince pies contained a mixture of meat, suet, dried fruit and spices, often with brandy, but today they usually omit the meat and suet and are made with fruitmince... | | | Substitutes: vegetarian suet OR shortening OR beef drippings OR chicken fat OR pork fat OR butter... |
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http://www.bestknows.com/gastronomy/suet.html
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| | Suet Cakes & Plugs |
| | Rendered beef suet, roasted peanuts, almonds and pecans. | | | Rendered beef suet, roasted peanuts, almonds, pecans, sweet corn, corn and oats. | | | Rendered beef suet, roasted peanuts, berry flavored pellets, oats and corn. |
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http://horsetack.com/products-bay/birdfood/all/suet.htm
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| | Suet: Facts, Feeders & Recipes |
| | Suet is raw beef fat from around the kidneys and loins. | | | While suet is cooling, stir ingredients together in a large bowl. | | | Stir in suet and peanut butter and blend. |
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http://www.birdnature.com/suet.html
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| | Substutition for suet |
| | Suet is the hard fat from around the kidneys of cows and sheep. | | | Because suet has a high melting point, it serves as a place-holder in puddings and crusts when the dough has begun to set, and long after other fats would have melted. | | | Most of the suet sold in supermarkets these days is suspect, of indeterminate quality and age, and quite likely intended for bird feeders. |
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| | Suet -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | It resembles shredded beef suet, and is used as a substitute in recipes. | | | (Made of sheep's or calf's viscera minced with oatmeal and suet and onions and boiled in the animal's stomach) Haggis | | | It is used to make (A cleansing agent made from the salts of vegetable or animal fats) soap, for cooking, as a (Warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings) bird food, and was once used for making (Stick of wax with a wick in the middle) candles. |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/s/su/suet.htm
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| | Beef Suet |
| | Suet is beef fat found along side the kidney and loin on a beefs hindquarter. | | | Suet at this stage is still somewhat soft, but if you melt it and strain it again, you will produce a very hard suet. | | | Suet feeders are available in the marketplace, but an old pie pan works well. |
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http://www.askthemeatman.com/bird_feed__suet.htm
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| | BBC - h2g2 - Suet Pudding |
| | Mix the suet, flour, sugar and salt in a bowl. | | | Steak and kidney pie made with a suet crust pastry and served with traditional English chips and two rounds of white bread and butter, garnished with herb Rocket. | | | Traditionally 'Death by Suet' is washed down with a bottle of Tizer or a pint of hot tea. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/ww2/A251812
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| | How To Make Your Own Suet: GardenGateMagazine.com - Issue 48 Online Extra |
| | Suet is the fat from the loin and kidney areas of cattle and sheep. | | | Most suet recipes call for chopped or shelled nuts or crumbled breadcrumbs. | | | As it boils, the water will melt the suet at a lower temperature, and this will keep the suet from smoking or scorching. |
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http://www.gardengatemagazine.com/extras/48suetrecipe.php
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| | Suet for Wild Birds |
| | Commercially produced suet doughs (no melt) can be placed outside all year long and will not melt during hot weather. | | | Suet is a popular food source for many birds. | | | Suet is the hard white fat found around the kidneys and liver. |
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http://www.secretgardenexotics.com/wild_bird_suet.htm
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| | Cooks.com - Recipes - Suet |
| | 25 minutes or until suet is melted, stirring frequently. | | | Mix together brown sugar and suet; stir in egg... | | | Sift all dry ingredients, add chopped suet and raisins, mix well,... |
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http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,suet,FF.html
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| | Cooks.com - Recipes - Chop Suet |
| | Results 1 - 10 of 226 for chop suet. | | | In a skillet, cook deer burger with the onion until the meat is done. | | | another kettle cut the suet in small pieces, add the meat and 3 quarts of water and cook slowly 3 hours. |
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http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,chop_suet,FF.html
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| | FeederWatchers Tell All in New Guide to Bird Feeding |
| | The orange-papaya suet dough is a "summer suet" or "no-melt suet." Summer suets contain enough flour or meal to bind them together and keep them from melting. | | | Raw suet is the fat surrounding kidneys in the loins of animals such as cows and sheep. | | | Flavors range from a standard peanut butter suet cake to an orange-papaya suet dough to an exotic concoction that combines dried crickets and mealworms. |
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http://www.birds.cornell.edu/publications/birdscope/Winter2001/birdfeeding.html
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| | How to Render Suet - eHow.com |
| | Suet is a dense fat found in beef. | | | Suet may not be as popular with birds where the climate is warm year-round. | | | Pack suet mixture in smaller containers such as empty tuna cans, empty milk cartons or empty coffee cans. |
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http://www.ehow.com/how_1813_render-suet.html
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| | Suet |
| | Suet is fat from the area around a cow's kidney. | | | To render beef suet, you have to heat it until it melts, and | | | There is a vast variety of store bought suet "cakes" to choose from, |
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http://www.libirding.com/Suet.html
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| | Suet Puddings: Subsistence Food |
| | Moisten the suet mix to make a dough that can be rolled. | | | The suet you cook with should be fresh and free from membranes. | | | Make chopped suet into cakes shaped like hamburgers and cook them in boiling water for about 15 minutes. |
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http://www.motherearthnews.com/library/1973_November_December/Suet_Puddings__Subsistence_Food
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| | Wildlife: The skinny on making suet feeders |
| | Pine cones dipped in melted suet are the essence of simplicity. | | | Simply place a suet cake or even a hunk of raw suet inside the bag and hang it near other feeders. | | | As for the suet itself, here's a great recipe, which I originally borrowed from Martha Sargent, an avid Alabama birder. |
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http://www.postgazette.com/pg/03355/253305.stm
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| | Suet Feeders |
| | Capacity: 2 regular suet cakes or 1 Delight Suet Cake (which is bulkier). | | | Holds 2 suet cakes 4 1/2" x 4 1/2". | | | Holds a single suet cake and the roof has a lock-tight spring latch to guard against even the craftiest squirrel. |
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http://www.birdandyard.com/products-bay/feeders/all/suet.htm
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| | Of seeds and suet - PittsburghLIVE.com |
| | Pour suet into a rectangular or square cake pan. | | | You can purchase suet cakes or buy raw suet from your butcher or a grocery store. | | | Here's a recipe for suet paste, which is used to fill the holes of a feeder log year-round, or from September through early June: |
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http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/theguide/tribune-review/news/s_173556.html
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| | Suet Pudding |
| | In a large bowl combine flour, brown sugar, suet, raisins, nuts, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves and salt. | | | Stir in buttermilk; dough will be stiff and sticky. | | | While you're here, please take a moment and look at the Cook'n Recipe Organizer at www.dvo.com to see how you can organize your recipes and simplify meal planning. |
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http://www.dvo.com/recipe_pages/deluxe/Suet_Pudding.html
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| | Bird Suet Recipe - granola, cookie dough, raisin cake |
| | Bird Suet Recipe - granola, cookie dough, raisin cake | | | Freeze in a cake or pie pan, cut into serving pieces as needed and put in a suet basket. | | | To render, melt suet over low heat in heavy pan, cool, reheat and cool again. |
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http://www.havahart.com/bird/_old_bird/suet.htm
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| | Suet |
| | When suet is melted and clarified, it is called tallow. | | | I also make bluebird banquet food (same as suet cakes with less suet) and have mixed in meat, uncooked fat from beef or lamb and birds love it. | | | According to "NatureKeeper's", the fat in beef suet is not as easily digested as the fat in vegetable shortening. |
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http://www.bestofbbml.audubon-omaha.org/suet.htm
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| | How to Make Homemade Bird Suet |
| | Real suet, you see, is the dense fat found around the loins and kidneys of cows or sheep. | | | In pity, I made some peanut butter suet and hung it from a nearby dogwood limb. | | | Lard and peanut butter, on the other hand, make a fine binder for corn meal, flour, raisins and sunflower seed - - - a suet substitute. |
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http://www.walterreeves.com/how_to/article.phtml?cat=26&id=269
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| | Suet - Lard vs Vegetable Shortening - Birding |
| | While the word "suet" has come to mean a "general fatty meal for birds", there is actually a specific fat type called suet - this is the fat found around a cow's kidney. | | | If you can get your hands on actual suet - the beef-kidney-fat variety - this is a high protein fat and therefore a treat for birds. | | | With Crisco, the fat comes from applying pressure to soybean and cottonseed oil. |
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http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art10863.asp
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| | Suet Feeders |
| | Suet is a high energy treat made from animal fat and other ingredients which appeal to insect eating birds. | | | Pine Tree Farm's Wild Bird Suet is rendered beef kidney fat, refined to maintain a high melting point for year round feeding. | | | Fruit Berry and Nut; Peanut Butter Suet Dough; Sunflower Hearts; and Blueberry $2.42 ea. |
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http://www.jjcardinal.com/suet.htm
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| | Wild Birds Forever Suet Feeders |
| | High quality suet is molded into four easy to use plugs measuring 3" tall and 1-1/2" wide. | | | Woodpeckers, flickers, chickadees, and titmice enjoy eating on suet logs. | | | The green, plastic coated wire cage allows for easy and safe dispensing of suet cakes, backed by a 1/2" thick piece of cedar for stability. |
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http://www.birdsforever.com/suetfeed.html
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| | Suet |
| | Suet is an essential ingredient to the health of your birds. | | | Treats will become soft and pliable at 100 degrees if exposed to extreme heat either during shipping or storage, however they will return to normal hardness again at room temperature, and remain fresh all year. | | | Contains beef suet, sunflower seeds, millet and corn. |
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http://www.tristateb2b.com/suetcakes.html
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| | High-Energy Suet Feasts : Now available in your favourite Haith's ... |
| | It is during these cold snaps that "high-energy" high-fat" foods are really appreciated: Haith's newly developed Suet Feasts fit the bill perfectly and are now available in your favourite bird food recipes." | | | But they have to wait until the sparrows have had their fill. | | | Now available in your favourite Haith's bird foods - just choose your favourite recipe! |
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http://www.haiths.com/product.asp?pf_id=WBSUET&brand=1
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| | Suet Bird Feeders |
| | This suet is rendered, meaning that it has been melted and re-hardened, and it stays solid even in warm weather. | | | You can offer suet all year if you use the commercially prepared suet cakes found at stores where bird feeding supplies are sold. | | | Nuthatches, titmice, chickadees and woodpeckers are able to hold on, while starlings and other larger birds have problems trying to cling. |
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http://www.shawcreekbirdsupply.com/suet_feeders.htm
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| | Suet preferences of certain birds |
| | I replaced that with my only remaining suet cake (hot pepper) yesterday, and have seen neither species at the feeder in the short time since. | | | Hi C-birders, A random observation from the feeders recently: For a while, I kept the suet feeder stocked with raisin or fruit-n-nut flavored suet cakes, and was getting frequent visits from Grey Catbirds. | | | When I returned from my recent drive to Michigan and back, the last of that was gone, so I replaced it with peanut butter flavored suet. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pardo/birds/archive/archive2/msg00047.html
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| | Suet Making |
| | If your particular Tallow does not set up solid, then put it directly into a Milk Jug Suet Feeder and hang it in an area frequented by Bluebirds. | | | Unless your Bluebirds are already accustomed to eating at a feeder, other Insect-eaters may empty this Feeder before the Bluebirds find it. | | | The Birds in your particular area should determine the ingredients of your Suet. |
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http://gardengrapevine.com/SuetMaking.html
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| | Make your own Suet - Birding |
| | Suet is actually the fat from beef or lamb, and is an important addition to many birds' diet. | | | Store-bought squares are usually made of peanut butter and other fat-rich products. | | | Because real suet is often hard to get and goes bad very quickly, most birders use a suet-substitute for their birdfeeding. |
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http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art4866.asp
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| | Herbal Encyclopedia - E |
| | The root boiled well in vinegar, beaten afterwards and made into an ointment with hog's suet or oil of trotters is a most excellent remedy for scabs or itch in young or old the places also bathed and washed with the decoction doth the same; it heals putrid sores or cankers. | | | It can be compounded as follows: Take 3 parts of fresh Elder leaves, 4 parts of lard and 2 of prepared suet, heat the Elder leaves with the melted lard and suet until the colour is extracted, then strain through a linen cloth with pressure and allow to cool. | | | The roots and herbes beaten and put into new ale or beer and daily drunk, cleareth, strengtheneth and quickeneth the sight of the eyes. |
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| | Food Timeline: history notes-pie & pastry |
| | Up until the 20th century, lard and suet were common ingredients in pies and pie crusts. | | | More important, though, was how pies could stretch even the most meager provisions into sustaining a few more hungry mouths...No one, least of all the early settlers, would probably proclaim their early pies as masterpieces of culinary delight. | | | In the Old World beef suet was the norm. |
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| | Suet Feeders |
| | This stylish feeder utilizes generous cavities for peanut butter or your own suet recipe. | | | Six separate feeding perches and cups hold either peanut butter or suet. | | | Birds flock to suet like we do to ice cream
it’s a special treat that comes in a variety of flavors and they savor every morsel. |
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| | Coveside Suet Feeders |
| | Designed to hold a cake of suet for woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees and titmice that can eat by hanging upside-down. | | | Six separate feeding perches and cups hold either peanut butter or suet. | | | Pull the pin and turn the roof to the side to slide another suet cake to keep your visitors happy. |
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http://www.abirdshome.com/covesidesuetfeeders
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| | suet Definition in the Food Dictionary at Epicurious.com |
| | Found in beef, sheep and other animals, suet is the solid white fat found around the kidneys and loins. | | | Many British recipes call for it to lend richness to pastries, puddings, stuffings and | | | suet Definition in the Food Dictionary at Epicurious.com |
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| | Allrecipes Cook's Encyclopedia |
| | Haddock is suitable for any style of preparation including baking, poaching, sautéing and grilling. | | | [HAG-ihs] This Scottish specialty is made by stuffing a sheep's (or other animal's) stomach lining with a minced mixture of the animal's organs (heart, liver, lungs, and so on), onion, SUET, oatmeal and seasonings, then simmering the sausage in water for about 4 hours. | | | Haggamuggie is a simplified version of haggis made with fish liver. |
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| | Translation of suet |
| | suet in Dutch is talk, talg, reuzel, smeer, kaarsvet | | | The most useless are those who never change through the years. |
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| | Whitehall Lawn Garden BirdHouses Feeders Bird Suet Feeders birds feeding |
| | Rendered suet will stay solid, even in warm weather, and is available with a large variety of of bird seeds, nuts, and fruit. | | | Suet is rendered animal fat making it a high-energy substitute for insects, particularly during the winter months. | | | You may select an item by clicking on its button. |
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http://www.125west.com/Whitehall_Lawn_Garden_BirdHouses_Feeders_Bird_Suet_Feeders_birds_feeding.html
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| | Suet Feeders |
| | Woodpeckers can easily cling to the Wood Bark Suet Sandwich because it has a texture like real tree bark. | | | This patent-pending feeder is designed to permit a woodpecker's long tongue to reach all the suet placed in the feeder while preventing pest birds such as starlings and |
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| | Stokes Select Suet: eBirdseed.com |
| | We carry a wide variety of suet cakes in convenient 12 pack cases. | | | Don't forget to purchase a wire-basket suet feeder and prevent your suet cakes from being devouring by hungry squirrels. | | | Suet is a wholesome and energy boosting food source. |
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http://www.ebirdseed.com/page/EB/CTGY/stokes_suet
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| | Woodpecker Suet Feeders Hanging and Post Mounted |
| | *A varied mix of Purina's four best suet flavors will be chosen for your order. | | | and a case of 12 Purina Suet Cakes | | | A rock solid suet feeder that can be mounted on a patio post ( |
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| | Static Offer: Suet Ball Dispenser (17878) , Gardener's Supply Company |
| | No one likes refilling the suet feeder when it's wet and cold outside, but that's when birds need suet the most! | | | Automatically releases a fresh ball when one is eaten. | | | As soon as one suet ball is eaten, the next drops into the spiral feeder cup. |
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http://www.seedsforall.org/SiteMap/Offers/Suet_Ball_Dispenser.htm
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| | The heavy coated wire forms 1 x ½" openings to prevent predator theft of the goodies inside. | | | The Droll Suet Feeder is a superior cage for a standard suet block or raw suet. | | | This sturdy suet feeder can be either hung from a hook or limb by its removable handle (hain pictured is not included), or attached to a pole up to 1" diameter. |
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http://www.compleatnaturalist.com/mall/suet.htm
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| | Re: Suet preferences of certain birds |
| | Our Catbirds have never been seen on the suet (of any flavor) and we don't get Brown Thrashers in our yard very often. | | | Our flock of 25 Starlings can wipe out a suet cake in two days if I did not have a defensive strategy. | | | Now all we get are nuthatches, tits, Downy Woodpeckers and one very talented Starling. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pardo/birds/archive/archive2/msg00050.html
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| | Suet Feeder |
| | for many larger foods including Whole Grain Bread and Suet. | | | Hang your Suet Feeders in an area which you can see from your favorite Window or Chair. | | | A protected Southern area with thick Shrubs is best to allow escape from Hawks. |
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http://gardengrapevine.com/SuetFeeder.html
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