Cedar Suet Tail with Prop Supports Beneficial Insects It is more common in

It is more common in grasslands and open forests

By Mark Turner & Ellen Kuhlmann

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Cedar Suet Tail with Prop Supports Beneficial Insects It is more common inThis suet feeder is made using hand selected Western Red Cedar know for its superior resistance to rot and insects. Combine this with screw construction and you are going to get many years of use from this item. The vinyl coated suet cage has smaller opening that birds can easily use but squirrels are not able to remove larger chunks and carry off. The added tail prop is welcomed by woodpeckers and other birds that use it to rest their tail on and