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Suet Cake by Vine House Farm

The suet cake is a no mess, no fuss high energy insect and mealworm flavour suet cake for large numbers of wild birds in your garden. It has its own self contained base and hanger, so that you never have to touch the suet directly.

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Pack of 8 x 325g £19.00

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Blackbird

One of the easiest garden birds to identify. The male Blackbird is black with the females being brown.

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Blue Tit

This delightful and entertaining small bird is a frequent visitor to garden bird feeders and tables, performing skilful acrobatics to obtain a meal of peanuts or fat. They are thought to be intelligent as they will investigate new sources of food such as stealing the top of the milk learn from each other and use great dexterity of beak and foot. They are easily recognised by their blue cap and wings, white cheeks and yellow body.

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Great Spotted Woodpecker

The woodpecker is now becoming increasingly visible in the gardens of houses with large trees in which they can create their nesting sites and the easy accessibility to free food being put out by people. The male bird is renowned for the noise he makes when making holes in either trees or dead wood.

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Great Tit

The largest member of the tit family, the Great Tit is easily recognised by its black and white head. They are woodland birds who have successfully adapted to garden life.

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Robin

These brightly coloured small birds commonly found in many gardens and are one of Britain's favourite birds. The robin will take the juicy insects and worms as quickly as they appear. They are territorial and very aggressive in nature and have a ferocious appetite. Their brightly coloured red breast is their most attractive feature and for this reason the robin is seen on Christmas cards.

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Starling

The Starling is a gregarious and noisy bird with a talent for mimicry. They walk and run very hurriedly on the ground. They are still one of the commonest garden birds in the UK.

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