Insect Suet Blocks for Wild Birds, 300g (Pack of 10) - Enriched with Human Grade Beef Tallow, High in Energy & Protein - All-Season Bird Feed - Manufactured In The UK

Birds are happy, solid block with insects, hard block , guess birds like it as they are eating it. Good value Don’t come with cages

Birds go mad for these. Have to replace 2/3 every other day. Will buy again

This is really good value suet but I think it might be low grade. Although the birds do eat it, I don’t think they love it as much as the more expensive blocks I usually buy which they usually go for first

Little mess, last well, birds love them! I buy these frequently 😺

Looks full of seed and not insects, not one of the garden birds touch this, have had 3 out over the past 4 weeks and not one peck at all… other brands I’ve used had swarms of birds

I didn't even know you could get suet blocks rather than balls until I came across the cage holder for them. As someone who has become obsessive about feeding the local feathered community I decided to give them a try. A lot of options with the inclusions in the block but the fact this one contains insects made me most interested in trying it. I know my local population of thrushes and Starlings particularly like mealworms so why not insects set in suet? The blocks come individually wrapped which I appreciate as they do have a slightly unpleasant aroma to them - just like my fat balls with seeds do. They also have an oily texture to them and the outside is a bright yellow. Took the birds 3 days to actually try the new addition to their feeding set up. I can now say it is definitely a popular addition judging by the way it has been whittled down at the top corners over the last 2 days. Holds together well and I was really pleased to see it didn't melt away in the recent UK heatwave.

The birds love it. I'm having to replace them every day as they are gone so quickly. They don't disintegrate in the rain but soft enough to cut into pieces to fit into feeders, making them easy to use.

My little birds do not seem too interested in feeding and the blocks turn yellow. Put some on the ground for blackbirds but pigeons came and they gave them diarrhoea!